| EQUALITARIANISM | • equalitarianism n. Egalitarianism. • EQUALITARIANISM n. belief in equality. |
| EQUESTRIANISM | • equestrianism n. The art or sport of riding horses. • EQUESTRIANISM n. horsemanship. |
| EQUESTRIANISMS | • equestrianisms n. Plural of equestrianism. • EQUESTRIANISM n. horsemanship. |
| MESQUINERIE | • MESQUINERIE n. (French) the quality of being mesquin, mean. |
| MESQUINERIES | • MESQUINERIE n. (French) the quality of being mesquin, mean. |
| MICROTECHNIQUES | • microtechniques n. Plural of microtechnique. • MICROTECHNIQUE n. any of various methods of handling and preparing material for microscopic observation and study, also MICROTECHNIC. |
| NONEQUILIBRIUMS | • nonequilibriums n. Plural of nonequilibrium. • NONEQUILIBRIUM n. lack of equilibrium. |
| PRIMAQUINES | • PRIMAQUINE n. an antimalarial drug. |
| QUADRIENNIUMS | • QUADRIENNIUM n. (Latin) a period of four years, also QUADRENNIUM. |
| QUADRIGEMINOUS | • quadrigeminous adj. Archaic form of quadrigeminal. • QUADRIGEMINOUS adj. having four similar parts, also QUADRIGEMINAL, QUADRIGEMINATE. |
| QUERIMONIES | • querimonies n. Plural of querimony. • QUERIMONY n. a complaint. |
| QUERIMONIOUS | • querimonious adj. Complaining; querulous. • QUERIMONIOUS adj. complaining, querulous. |
| QUERIMONIOUSLY | • querimoniously adv. In a querimonious manner. • QUERIMONIOUS adv. complaining, querulous. |
| RELINQUISHMENT | • relinquishment n. The act of relinquishing something. • RELINQUISHMENT n. the act of relinquishing. |
| RELINQUISHMENTS | • relinquishments n. Plural of relinquishment. • RELINQUISHMENT n. the act of relinquishing. |
| VENTRILOQUISM | • ventriloquism n. The art of projecting one’s voice without moving the lips so that it appears to come from another source… • VENTRILOQUISM n. the production of the voice in such a way that the sound seems to come from a source other than the vocal organs of the speaker, also VENTRILOQUY. |
| VENTRILOQUISMS | • ventriloquisms n. Plural of ventriloquism. • VENTRILOQUISM n. the production of the voice in such a way that the sound seems to come from a source other than the vocal organs of the speaker, also VENTRILOQUY. |