| ACQUIESCING | • acquiescing v. Present participle of acquiesce. • ACQUIESCE v. to agree, accept. |
| BANQUETINGS | • banquetings n. Plural of banqueting. • BANQUETING n. feasting. |
| GIGANTESQUE | • gigantesque adj. Very large; like a giant; gigantic. • GIGANTESQUE adj. of enormous or grotesquely large proportions. |
| LACQUERINGS | • lacquerings n. Plural of lacquering. • LACQUERING n. a coating of lacquer. |
| MAQUILLAGES | • maquillages n. Plural of maquillage. • MAQUILLAGE n. (French) makeup. |
| QUADRANGLES | • quadrangles n. Plural of quadrangle. • QUADRANGLE n. a plane figure with four angles (and therefore four sides). |
| QUAGMIRIEST | • QUAGMIRY adj. like a quagmire, boggy. |
| QUARRELINGS | • quarrelings n. Plural of quarreling. • QUARRELING n. te act of having a quarrel. |
| QUARTERAGES | • quarterages n. Plural of quarterage. • QUARTERAGE n. a quarterly allowance. |
| QUARTERINGS | • quarterings n. Plural of quartering. • QUARTERING n. sailing nearly before the wind. |
| SQUANDERING | • squandering v. Present participle of squander. • squandering n. The act by which something is squandered; wastage. • SQUANDERING n. the act of squandering. |
| SQUARSONAGE | • squarsonage n. A squarson’s residence. • SQUARSONAGE n. the dwelling of a squarson. |
| SQUATTERING | • squattering v. Present participle of squatter. • squattering adj. (Obsolete) Straggling; messy. • SQUATTER v. (dialect) to splash water about, also SWATTER. |
| SQUEAKINGLY | • squeakingly adv. With a squeaking sound. • SQUEAKING adv. making a sharp, high-pitched sound. |
| SQUETEAGUES | • squeteagues n. Plural of squeteague. • SQUETEAGUE n. (Native American) an American sciaenoid fish, aka weakfish, abundant on the Atlantic coast of the United States. |
| USQUEBAUGHS | • usquebaughs n. Plural of usquebaugh. • USQUEBAUGH n. (Gaelic) whiskey, also USQUABAE, USQUE, USQUEBAE. |