quintillion |
the number represented by the Arabic numeral 1018. [2 definitions] |
quintuple |
consisting of or divided into five parts. [4 definitions] |
quintuplet |
one of five children born to a mother from a single pregnancy. [2 definitions] |
quintuplicate |
a collection of five things that are exactly alike (usu. prec. by "in"). [5 definitions] |
quip |
a short, humorous, clever, and often sarcastic utterance. [2 definitions] |
quipu |
a device that consists of colored and knotted cords, used by the ancient Peruvians to keep accounts, record events, and the like. |
quire |
twenty-four or twenty-five identical sheets of paper; twentieth part of a ream. [2 definitions] |
quirk |
an odd personal trait; idiosyncrasy. [3 definitions] |
quirky |
characterized by oddities or peculiarities. |
quirt |
a short whip used by a rider to make a mount go faster. [2 definitions] |
quisling |
a citizen of a political unit who collaborates with an invading force, esp. one who exercises political power on behalf of a foreign conqueror. |
quit |
to resign; give up; decline to take further part in. [8 definitions] |
quitch |
see "couch grass." |
quitclaim |
the transfer of one's interest, right, or title, as to a piece of property, without a guarantee that the title is good or that there are no debts attached to the property. [2 definitions] |
quite |
to the greatest extent; completely; entirely. [3 definitions] |
quite a few |
a rather large number of people or things. |
Quito |
the capital of Ecuador. |
quitrent |
rent paid by a feudal freeholder in the place of services otherwise required. |
quits |
having no grounds for hostility, dissatisfaction, or a further claim, as the result of a repayment or equitable settlement. |
quittance |
a freeing from something owed, such as a duty, debt, or punishment. [3 definitions] |
quitter |
someone who habitually gives up or admits defeat, esp. when faced by difficulties or danger. |