| MARSQUAKE | • marsquake n. A quake on the planet Mars, perhaps caused by land tides or volcanic eruptions, or meteorite strikes. • Marsquake n. Alternative letter-case form of marsquake. • MARSQUAKE n. a violent tremor on Mars. |
| PIPSQUEAK | • pipsqueak n. Alternative spelling of pip-squeak. • pip-squeak n. A small and insignificant person. • PIPSQUEAK n. something or someone contemptible. |
| QUACKIEST | • quackiest adj. Superlative form of quacky: most quacky. • QUACKY adj. resembling the cry of a duck. |
| QUACKISMS | • quackisms n. Plural of quackism. • QUACKISM n. the practise of a charlatan, also QUACKERY. |
| QUAKINESS | • quakiness n. The property of being quaky. • QUAKINESS n. the state of being quaky. |
| QUICKSAND | • quicksand n. Wet sand that appears firm but in which things readily sink, often found near rivers or coasts. • quicksand n. Anything that pulls one down or buries one metaphorically. • QUICKSAND n. a loose watery sand which swallows up anyone who walks on it. |
| SEAQUAKES | • seaquakes n. Plural of seaquake. • SEAQUAKE n. an undersea earthquake. |
| SQUAWKERS | • squawkers n. Plural of squawker. • SQUAWKER n. a loudspeaker for reproducing sounds in the middle of the audible range. |
| SQUAWKIER | • squawkier adj. Comparative form of squawky: more squawky. • SQUAWKY adj. shrill and grating. |
| SQUAWKING | • squawking n. Squawk, the sound of a squawk. • squawking v. Present participle of squawk. • SQUAWKING n. the act of squawking. |
| SQUEAKERS | • squeakers n. Plural of squeaker. • SQUEAKER n. something that squeaks; a young bird. |
| SQUEAKERY | • squeakery n. (Rare) The quality of being squeaky. • SQUEAKERY n. an assemblage of things that squeak. |
| SQUEAKIER | • squeakier adj. Comparative form of squeaky: more squeaky. • SQUEAKY adj. making a squeak. |
| SQUEAKILY | • squeakily adv. Whilst squeaking. • SQUEAKY adv. making a squeak. |
| SQUEAKING | • squeaking v. Present participle of squeak. • squeaking n. A sound that squeaks. • SQUEAKING adj. making a sharp, high-pitched sound. |