| ACQUIRERS | • acquirers n. Plural of acquirer. • ACQUIRER n. one who acquires. |
| BARRIQUES | • barriques n. Plural of barrique. • BARRIQUE n. a wine barrel, also BARRICO. |
| QUAERITUR | • QUAERITUR v. (Latin) the question is asked. |
| QUARRIANS | • quarrians n. Plural of quarrian. • QUARRIAN n. (Native Australian) a kind of cockatiel, also QUARRION. |
| QUARRIERS | • quarriers n. Plural of quarrier. • QUARRIER n. one who quarries. |
| QUARRIONS | • quarrions n. Plural of quarrion. • QUARRION n. (Native Australian) a kind of cockatiel, also QUARRIAN. |
| QUARRYING | • quarrying v. Present participle of quarry. • quarrying n. The extraction of material from a quarry. • quarrying n. A small piece of stone chipped off any stone found in a quarry. |
| QUARTIERS | • quartiers n. Plural of quartier. • QUARTIER n. (French) a specified district in a French town or city. |
| QUARTZIER | • quartzier adj. Comparative form of quartzy: more quartzy. • QUARTZY adj. like quartz. |
| QUAVERIER | • QUAVERY adj. shaky, quavering. |
| REACQUIRE | • reacquire v. Acquire again. • REACQUIRE v. to acquire again. |
| RELIQUARY | • reliquary n. A container to hold or display religious relics. • reliquary n. (Figuratively) An object that sustains the memory of past people or events. • reliquary n. (Law) A person who owes a balance. |
| SQUIRARCH | • squirarch n. One who belongs to the squirearchy. • SQUIRARCH n. one who belongs to the squirarchy. |
| TRIQUETRA | • triquetra n. A shape formed of three vesicae piscium, sometimes with an additional circle, a symbol of things and… • TRIQUETRA n. (Latin) a symmetrical triangular ornament formed of three interlaced arcs or lobes. |