| COLLOQUIUM | • colloquium n. A colloquy; a meeting for discussion. • colloquium n. An academic meeting or seminar usually led by a different lecturer and on a different topic at each meeting. • colloquium n. An address to an academic meeting or seminar. |
| DELIQUIUMS | • deliquiums n. Plural of deliquium. • DELIQUIUM n. (archaic) a swoon; an eclipse. |
| DULCILOQUY | • dulciloquy n. A soft manner of speaking; gentle speech. • DULCILOQUY n. a soft manner of speaking. |
| LIQUEURING | • liqueuring v. Present participle of liqueur. • LIQUEUR v. to flavour with a liqueur. |
| LIQUIDUSES | • liquiduses n. Plural of liquidus. • LIQUIDUS n. (Latin) a curve plotted on a graph showing how temperature affects the composition of a melting or solidifying mixture. |
| LOQUACIOUS | • loquacious adj. Talkative; chatty. • LOQUACIOUS adj. talkative, garrulous. |
| MULTILOQUY | • multiloquy n. An excess of words or talk. • MULTILOQUY n. excess of words or talk. |
| OLOLIUQUIS | • OLOLIUQUI n. a woody-stemmed Mexican vine of the morning glory family. |
| QUINTUPLED | • quintupled v. Simple past tense and past participle of quintuple. • QUINTUPLE v. to make fivefold. |
| QUINTUPLES | • quintuples v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of quintuple. • quintuples n. Plural of quintuple. • QUINTUPLE v. to make fivefold. |
| QUINTUPLET | • quintuplet n. A group of five, particularly (music) a tuplet of five notes to be played in the time for four. • quintuplet n. One of a group of five, particularly babies born from the same mother during the same birth. • quintuplet n. A cycle adapted for five riders, all of whom can assist in the propulsion. |
| QUIVERFULS | • quiverfuls n. Plural of quiverful. • QUIVERFUL n. the contents of a quiver. |
| QUIVERSFUL | • quiversful n. Plural of quiverful. • QUIVERFUL n. the contents of a quiver. |
| REQUITEFUL | • requiteful adj. (Rare, archaic) Tending to requite something; reciprocating. • REQUITEFUL adj. relating to the act of requiting. |
| ULTRAQUIET | • ultraquiet adj. Extremely quiet. • ULTRAQUIET adj. very very quiet. |
| UNLIQUORED | • unliquored adj. Not intoxicated; sober. • unliquored adj. (Obsolete) Not moistened or wet with liquor; dry. • UNLIQUORED adj. (Milton) not in liquor, sober. |
| UNQUALITED | • UNQUALITED adj. (Shakespeare) bereft of qualities, also UNQUALITIED. |
| UNTRANQUIL | • untranquil adj. Not tranquil. • UNTRANQUIL adj. not tranquil. |