| AQUAFORTISTS | • aquafortists n. Plural of aquafortist. • AQUAFORTIST n. an etcher or engraver who uses aquafortis. |
| MARQUISETTES | • marquisettes n. Plural of marquisette. • MARQUISETTE n. a sheer fabric of cotton, rayon, silk, or nylon. |
| SESQUITERTIA | • sesquitertia n. (Obsolete) A ratio of 4 to 3. • sesquitertia n. (Music, obsolete) A perfect fourth, an interval having the ratio of 1 to 1⅓, or 3 to 4. • SESQUITERTIA n. a perfect fourth; a rhythm of three notes against four. |
| SEQUESTRATING | • sequestrating v. Present participle of sequestrate. • SEQUESTRATE v. to confiscate; to set income aside to meet claims. |
| SEQUESTRATION | • sequestration n. The process or act of sequestering; a putting aside or separating. • SEQUESTRATION n. seizure of goods or property by the authority of a writ. |
| SESQUITERTIAS | • sesquitertias n. Plural of sesquitertia. • SESQUITERTIA n. a perfect fourth; a rhythm of three notes against four. |
| AQUACULTURISTS | • aquaculturists n. Plural of aquaculturist. • AQUACULTURIST n. one who practises aquaculture. |
| AQUICULTURISTS | • aquiculturists n. Plural of aquiculturist. • AQUICULTURIST n. one who practises aquiculture. |
| QUATERNIONISTS | • quaternionists n. Plural of quaternionist. • QUATERNIONIST n. a person who studies quaternions. |
| SEQUESTRATIONS | • sequestrations n. Plural of sequestration. • SEQUESTRATION n. seizure of goods or property by the authority of a writ. |
| SQUATTOCRACIES | • squattocracies n. Plural of squattocracy. • SQUATTOCRACY n. (Australian) the powerful landowning class. |
| CYBERSQUATTINGS | • CYBERSQUATTING n. the practice of registering an internet domain name that is likely to be wanted by another person or organisation. |
| QUARTERMISTRESS | • quartermistress n. A female quartermaster. • QUARTERMISTRESS n. a female quartermaster. |
| QUATTROCENTISMS | • QUATTROCENTISM n. the spirit of the fifteenth century in reference to Italian art and literature. |
| QUATTROCENTISTS | • quattrocentists n. Plural of quattrocentist. • QUATTROCENTIST n. an artist who flourished in the fifteenth century in reference to Italian art and literature. |