| ACQUIRABILITY | • acquirability n. (Rare) The quality of being acquirable; attainableness. • ACQUIRABILITY n. the ability to be acquired. |
| ANTIQUITARIAN | • antiquitarian adj. Alternative form of antiquarian. • antiquitarian n. Alternative form of antiquarian. • ANTIQUITARIAN n. a person attached to old ways or beliefs. |
| EQUALITARIANS | • equalitarians n. Plural of equalitarian. • EQUALITARIAN n. an egalitarian. |
| EQUIPARATIONS | • equiparations n. Plural of equiparation. • EQUIPARATION n. equal treatment. |
| QUADRICIPITAL | • quadricipital adj. (Anatomy) Of or pertaining to the quadriceps. • QUADRICIPITAL adj. relating to the quadriceps, the great extensor muscle of the knee. |
| QUADRIFOLIATE | • quadrifoliate adj. (Botany) Having four leaves or leaflets. • QUADRIFOLIATE adj. having four leaves. |
| QUADRILITERAL | • quadriliteral adj. Used to describe word roots in Afroasiatic languages which consist of four letters. • quadriliteral n. A word root in an Afroasiatic language which consists of four letters. • QUADRILITERAL adj. consisting of four letters. |
| QUADRIPARTITE | • quadripartite adj. Divided into four parts. • quadripartite adj. Involving four parties or participants; four-party. • quadripartite n. A treatise divided into four parts. |
| QUALIFICATORS | • qualificators n. Plural of qualificator. • QUALIFICATOR n. one who prepares ecclesiastical cases for trial. |
| QUALIFICATORY | • qualificatory adj. That serves as qualification. • QUALIFICATORY adj. of the nature of a qualification. |
| QUASIPARTICLE | • quasiparticle n. (Physics) Any entity that has some characteristics of a distinct particle, but comprises a grouping… • QUASIPARTICLE n. a composite entity (as a vibration in a solid) that is analogous in its behavior to a single particle. |
| REACQUAINTING | • reacquainting v. Present participle of reacquaint. • REACQUAINT v. to acquaint again. |
| UBIQUITARIANS | • ubiquitarians n. Plural of ubiquitarian. • UBIQUITARIAN n. one who believes that Christ's body is everywhere, not just in the Eucharist. |