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Sample words: QADA, QUID, QATS, QAID, QUEY, QOPH, QUAG, SUQS, QUEAN, SQUID, QUASS, QUERY, QUEEN, QUASH, MAQUI, QUEYS.

All Q Words word list, defined

QUID /kwɪd/ · noun
Something given or received in exchange for something else, especially in the expression “quid pro quo.” In the phrase “the quid of the matter,” it means the essential nature or point of a subject. In British English, it can also mean one pound sterling. Related: consideration, equivalent, exchange, payment.
QAID /kaɪd/ · noun
A leader, chief, or commander, particularly one holding authority in a tribal, community, or military setting. It may also function as an honorific title. Related: leader, chief, commander, head.
QUEY /kwiː/ · noun
A cow, especially a dairy cow. The word is chiefly used in Scottish English and Scots. Related: cow, kye.
QOPH /kɒf/ (British), /koʊf/ (US) · noun
Qoph is the nineteenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, transliterated as qoph, qof, kof, or koph. In Jewish texts it may also represent the letter’s traditional numerical value of 100. Related: qof, kof, koph.
QUAG /kwɒɡ/ · noun
A bog, marsh, or soft, muddy place. The word is now chiefly archaic or dialectal and is uncommon in modern standard English. Related: bog, marsh, mire, quagmire.
QUEAN /kwiːn/ · noun
An archaic word for a woman, now chiefly encountered in older literature. It was also used disparagingly for a bold, impudent, or disreputable woman. Related: woman, girl, wench, hussy.
SQUID /skwɪd/ · noun
A cephalopod mollusc with a long, slender body, typically having ten arms and a pair of tentacles, and living in the sea. Related: cuttlefish, octopus, calamari, inkfish.
QUASS /kwɒs/ · noun
The wood of any of several trees of the genus Quassia, especially the bitter ash. The term has also been used for a bitter tonic drink prepared from the wood. Related: quassia, bitter ash, bitterwood.
QUERY /ˈkwɪəri/ (British English); /ˈkwɪri/ (American English) · noun, verb
As a noun, a query is a request for information, a question, or a search of a database or other record system. As a verb, to query means to ask for information or to search and retrieve data, especially from a database. Related: question, inquiry, request, search.
QUEEN /kwiːn/ · noun; verb
A queen is a female monarch who rules a kingdom, or the wife of a king. As a verb, it means to act in the manner of a queen, especially to treat someone in a domineering or ostentatious way. Related: monarch, ruler, sovereign, royal.
QUASH /kwɒʃ/ (British English); /kwɑːʃ/ (American English) · verb
To suppress or put an end to something, especially by officially rejecting it. In legal contexts, it means to invalidate a decision, ruling, or order. Related: suppress, annul, invalidate, overturn.
MAQUI /ˈmɑːki/ · noun
A small, dark purple edible berry from an evergreen shrub or small tree native to Chile and neighboring parts of South America. The berry is used fresh or dried and is especially valued for its juice, extracts, and antioxidant-rich food products. Related: Chilean wineberry, wineberry, Chilean blueberry, maque.
QUEYS /kwiːz/ · noun
The Scots plural of quey, meaning a boy or lad. Related: lads, boys, laddies, youngsters.

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