| EQUALISE | • equalise v. Non-Oxford British spelling standard form of equalize. • EQUALISE v. to make equal, also EQUALIZE. |
| EQUISETA | • equiseta n. Plural of equisetum. • EQUISETUM n. (Latin) a plant, horsetail. |
| LEQUEARS | • LEQUEAR n. a sunken panel or coffer in a ceiling, also LACUNAR, LAQUEARIA. |
| MARQUEES | • marquees n. Plural of marquee. • MARQUEE n. a large tent with open sides for outdoor entertainment. |
| QUEACHES | • queaches n. Plural of queach. • QUEACH n. (obsolete) a thicket, a dense growth of bushes. |
| QUEASIER | • queasier adj. Comparative form of queasy: more queasy. • QUEASY adj. feeling sick, also QUAZZY, QUEAZY. |
| QUEZALES | • quezales n. Plural of quezal. • QUEZAL n. (Nahuatl) a tropical bird, also QUETZAL. |
| SEAQUAKE | • seaquake n. A hydrostatic pressure disturbance caused by an earthquake or volcano in the seabed. • SEAQUAKE n. an undersea earthquake. |
| SEQUELAE | • sequelae n. Plural of sequela. • sequelæ n. Plural of sequela. • SEQUELA n. (Latin) an abnormal condition caused by a preceding disease. |
| SQUALENE | • squalene n. (Organic chemistry) A linear triterpene hydrocarbon found in shark liver oil and in human sebum; it… • SQUALENE n. a natural oil obtained e.g. from shark liver. |
| SQUEAKED | • squeaked v. Simple past tense and past participle of squeak. • SQUEAK v. to make a sharp, high-pitched sound. |
| SQUEAKER | • squeaker n. One who or that which squeaks. • squeaker n. A party toy that uncoils with a squeaking sound when blown; a party puffer. • squeaker n. (Slang) An informer. |
| SQUEALED | • squealed v. Simple past tense and past participle of squeal. • SQUEAL v. to utter a sharp, shrill cry. |
| SQUEALER | • squealer n. Any animal or person who squeals. • squealer n. A pig. • squealer n. (Slang) An informant. |
| USQUEBAE | • usquebae n. (Scotland, historical) whisky. • USQUEBAE n. (Gaelic) whiskey, also USQUABAE, USQUE, USQUEBAUGH. |