| ACQUISITION | • acquisition n. The act or process of acquiring. • acquisition n. The thing acquired or gained; a gain. • acquisition n. (Computing) The process of sampling signals that measure real world physical conditions and converting… |
| ANTIQUITIES | • antiquities n. Plural of antiquity. • ANTIQUITY n. the quality of being ancient. |
| BIQUINTILES | • biquintiles n. Plural of biquintile. • BIQUINTILE n. the aspect of planets when they are twice the fifth part of a great circle (i.e. 144 degrees) from each other. |
| DISQUIETING | • disquieting adj. Causing mental trouble or anguish; upsetting; making uneasy. • disquieting v. Present participle of disquiet. • disquieting n. The act by which someone or something is disquieted. |
| EQUIPOISING | • equipoising v. Present participle of equipoise. • EQUIPOISE v. to provide with a counterbalance. |
| INQUILINICS | • INQUILINIC n. a creature dwelling in another creature's lair, also INQUILINE. |
| INQUILINISM | • inquilinism n. The situation where one animal lives commensally in the nest, burrow, or dwelling place of an animal… • INQUILINISM n. living in another's nest. |
| INQUILINOUS | • inquilinous adj. (Biology) That lives in the dwelling place of another species. • INQUILINOUS adj. living in another's nest. |
| INQUISITION | • inquisition n. An inquiry or investigation into the truth of some matter. • inquisition n. An inquest. • inquisition n. A questioning. |
| INQUISITIVE | • inquisitive adj. Eager to acquire knowledge. • inquisitive adj. Too curious; overly interested; nosy. • INQUISITIVE adj. given to examination or investigation. |
| INQUISITORS | • inquisitors n. Plural of inquisitor. • INQUISITOR n. one who inquires or makes inquisition. |
| LIQUIDISING | • liquidising v. Present participle of liquidise. • LIQUIDISE v. to make esp. food liquid, also LIQUIDIZE. |
| QUISLINGISM | • quislingism n. Alternative form of Quislingism. • Quislingism n. Traitorous collaboration with an enemy. • QUISLINGISM n. being a quisling. |
| REQUISITION | • requisition n. A formal request for something. • requisition n. That which is required by authority; especially, a quota of supplies or necessaries. • requisition n. A call; an invitation; a summons. |