| EXCHEQUERS | • exchequers n. Plural of exchequer. • EXCHEQUER v. to place in an exchequer or treasury. |
| HARLEQUINS | • harlequins n. Plural of harlequin. • HARLEQUIN v. to play a harlequin. |
| HARQUEBUSE | • harquebuse n. Alternative form of harquebus. • HARQUEBUSE n. an early type of portable firearm; specifically one supported on a tripod by a hook or on a forked rest, also ARQUEBUS, HARQUEBUS, HARQUEBUSS. |
| HARQUEBUSS | • harquebuss n. Alternative form of harquebus. • HARQUEBUSS n. an early type of portable firearm; spec. one supported on a tripod by a hook or on a forked rest, also ARQUEBUS, HARQUEBUS, HARQUEBUSE. |
| HEADSQUARE | • headsquare n. A headscarf. • HEADSQUARE n. a square of material used as a covering for the head. |
| HUMORESQUE | • humoresque n. (Music) A composition that is playful in attitude and tone. • HUMORESQUE n. a musical caprice, also HUMORESK. |
| QUEBRACHOS | • quebrachos n. Plural of quebracho. • QUEBRACHO n. (Spanish) any of several tropical American trees and their timber or bark. |
| RELINQUISH | • relinquish v. (Transitive) To give up, abandon or retire from something. To trade away. • relinquish v. (Transitive) To let go (free, away), physically release. • relinquish v. (Transitive) To metaphorically surrender, yield control or possession. |
| SHABRACQUE | • SHABRACQUE n. (historical) a trooper's housing or saddlecloth, also SHABRACK. |
| SQUABASHER | • SQUABASHER n. one who deals a squabash, a crushing blow. |
| SQUAREHEAD | • squarehead n. (Slang) An honest person; a non-criminal. • squarehead n. (Slang) A foreigner of Germanic origin, especially a German, Dutch, or Scandinavian person. • squarehead n. (Slang) A socially conventional or boring person. |
| SQUELCHERS | • squelchers n. Plural of squelcher. • SQUELCHER n. an overwhelming blow, retort etc. |
| SQUELCHIER | • squelchier adj. Comparative form of squelchy: more squelchy. • SQUELCHY adj. sounding like a squelch. |
| SQUIREARCH | • SQUIREARCH n. a squire, a member of the squirearchy. |
| SQUIREHOOD | • squirehood n. The rank or state of a squire; squireship. • SQUIREHOOD n. the rank of squire. |
| SQUIRESHIP | • squireship n. State or position of being a squire; squirehood. • SQUIRESHIP n. squirehood. |
| SQUOOSHIER | • squooshier adj. Comparative form of squooshy: more squooshy. • SQUOOSHY adj. squashy. |
| THEORIQUES | • THEORIQUE n. (Shakespeare) theory, speculation, also THEORIC. |
| THREEQUELS | • threequels n. Plural of threequel. • THREEQUEL n. a film, play, book etc. that is a sequel to a first sequel. |
| VANQUISHER | • vanquisher n. Someone who vanquishes; a conqueror. • VANQUISHER n. one who vanquishes. |