| ESQUIRESS | • esquiress n. (Dated). • ESQUIRESS n. (historical) a female esquire. |
| MARQUISES | • marquises n. Plural of marquis. • marquises n. Plural of marquise. • MARQUIS n. a British or Irish hereditary nobleman of the second rank of the peerage, below a duke and above an earl, also MARQUESS. |
| QUESTRIST | • questrist n. (Obsolete) A seeker or pursuer. • QUESTRIST n. (Shakespeare) a seeker; a pursuer. |
| QUIPSTERS | • quipsters n. Plural of quipster. • QUIPSTER n. a person given to making clever remarks, also QUIPPER. |
| SEQUITURS | • sequiturs n. Plural of sequitur. • SEQUITUR n. (Latin) something that follows logically. |
| SQUAILERS | • squailers n. Plural of squailer. • SQUAILER n. a throwing stick. |
| SQUASHIER | • squashier adj. Comparative form of squashy: more squashy. • SQUASHY adj. yielding, soft and moist, also SQUISHY. |
| SQUIBBERS | • squibbers n. Plural of squibber. • SQUIBBER n. in baseball, an infield grounder that becomes a base hit. |
| SQUIFFERS | • SQUIFFER n. (slang) a concertina. |
| SQUINTERS | • squinters n. Plural of squinter. • SQUINTER n. one who squints. |
| SQUIRAGES | • SQUIRAGE n. squires collectively, also SQUIRALITY, SQUIRALTY, SQUIRARCHY, SQUIREAGE, SQUIREARCHY. |
| SQUIREENS | • squireens n. Plural of squireen. • SQUIREEN n. (facetious) one who is half squire and half farmer. |
| SQUIRMERS | • squirmers n. Plural of squirmer. • SQUIRMER n. a person who squirms, esp. with embarrassment. |
| SQUIRRELS | • squirrels n. Plural of squirrel. • squirrels v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of squirrel. • SQUIRREL v. to store up for future use. |
| SQUIRTERS | • squirters n. Plural of squirter. • SQUIRTER n. a device for squirting water etc. |
| SQUISHIER | • squishier adj. Comparative form of squishy: more squishy. • SQUISHY adj. squashy. |
| SQUITTERS | • squitters n. Plural of squitter. • SQUITTERS n. (colloquial) diarrhoea. |