| ACQUAINTING | • acquainting v. Present participle of acquaint. • ACQUAINT v. to cause to know. |
| ACQUIGHTING | • ACQUIGHT v. (obsolete) to free from a charge, also ACQUIT, ACQUITE. |
| ANTIQUATING | • antiquating v. Present participle of antiquate. • ANTIQUATE v. to make antique. |
| AQUATINTING | • aquatinting v. Present participle of aquatint. • AQUATINT v. to etch using a certain process having the effect of watercolour drawing. |
| BANQUETINGS | • banquetings n. Plural of banqueting. • BANQUETING n. feasting. |
| BEQUEATHING | • bequeathing v. Present participle of bequeath. • BEQUEATH v. to leave by will. |
| GIGANTESQUE | • gigantesque adj. Very large; like a giant; gigantic. • GIGANTESQUE adj. of enormous or grotesquely large proportions. |
| INQUINATING | • inquinating v. Present participle of inquinate. • INQUINATE v. to corrupt or defile. |
| LIQUIDATING | • liquidating v. Present participle of liquidate. • LIQUIDATE v. to clear up or off (esp. a debt). |
| PARQUETTING | • parquetting v. Present participle of parquette. • PARQUET v. (French) to cover a floor with an inlaid design. |
| QUAGMIRIEST | • QUAGMIRY adj. like a quagmire, boggy. |
| QUANTIFYING | • quantifying v. Present participle of quantify. • QUANTIFY v. to determine the quantity of. |
| QUARRINGTON | • Quarrington prop.n. A suburban village in Sleaford parish, North Kesteven district, Lincolnshire, England (OS grid ref TF0544). • Quarrington prop.n. A habitational surname from Old English. • QUARRINGTON n. a kind of early red apple, also QUARENDEN, QUARENDER, QUARRENDER. |
| QUARTERINGS | • quarterings n. Plural of quartering. • QUARTERING n. sailing nearly before the wind. |
| QUITTANCING | • QUITTANCE v. to repay. |
| SQUATTERING | • squattering v. Present participle of squatter. • squattering adj. (Obsolete) Straggling; messy. • SQUATTER v. (dialect) to splash water about, also SWATTER. |