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Webster Dictionary :: Queint
QUEINT, pret. and pp. of quench.
Webster Dictionary :: Queest
QUEEST, n. A ring dove, a species of pigeon.
Webster Dictionary :: Queerness
QUEE'RNESS, n. Oddity; singularity; particularity. [A familiar, not an elegant w...
Webster Dictionary :: Queerly
QUEE'RLY, adv. In an odd or singular manner.
Webster Dictionary :: Queer
QUEER, a. Odd; singular; hence, whimsical.
Webster Dictionary :: Queenly
QUEE'NLY, a. Like a queen; becoming a queen; suitable to a queen.
Webster Dictionary :: Queenlike
QUEE'NLIKE, a. Resembling a queen.
Webster Dictionary :: Queening
QUEE'NING, n. An apple.
Webster Dictionary :: Queen-gold
QUEE'N-GOLD, n. A royal duty or revenue belonging to every queen of England duri...
Webster Dictionary :: Queen-dowager
QUEEN-DOW'AGER, n. The window of a king.
Webster Dictionary :: Queen-apple
QUEE'N-APPLE, n. A kind of apple, so called.
Webster Dictionary :: Queen
QUEEN, n. 1. The consort of a king; a queen consort. 2. A woman who is the sover...
Webster Dictionary :: Queck
QUECK, v.i. To shrink; to flinch. Obs.
Webster Dictionary :: Queasy
QUE'ASY, a. s as z. 1. Sick at the stomach; affected with nausea; inclined to vo...
Webster Dictionary :: Queasiness
QUE'ASINESS, n. s as z. [from queasy.] Nausea; qualmishness; inclination to vomit.
Webster Dictionary :: Quean
QUEAN, n. A worthless woman; a slut; a strumpet. [Not in common use.]
