| BURLESQUELY | • burlesquely adv. In a burlesque manner. • BURLESQUE adv. resembling a burlesque. |
| BURLESQUERS | • burlesquers n. Plural of burlesquer. • BURLESQUER n. one who burlesques. |
| BURLESQUING | • burlesquing v. Present participle of burlesque. • burlesquing n. An instance of burlesque. • BURLESQUE v. to make a burlesque of. |
| COLLOQUIUMS | • colloquiums n. Plural of colloquium. • COLLOQUIUM n. (Latin) a conference, a seminar. |
| CRAQUELURES | • craquelures n. Plural of craquelure. • CRAQUELURE n. (French) fine cracking that appears in old paintings. |
| DISQUIETFUL | • disquietful adj. Producing inquietude or uneasiness. • DISQUIETFUL adj. full of disquiet. |
| INQUILINOUS | • inquilinous adj. (Biology) That lives in the dwelling place of another species. • INQUILINOUS adj. living in another's nest. |
| OBLIQUITOUS | • obliquitous adj. Characterized by obliquity. • OBLIQUITOUS adj. relating to obliquity. |
| QUADRUPLETS | • quadruplets n. Plural of quadruplet. • QUADRUPLET n. a combination of four of a kind. |
| QUADRUPLIES | • QUADRUPLY n. (Scots) a reply to a triply. |
| QUADRUPOLES | • quadrupoles n. Plural of quadrupole. • QUADRUPOLE n. a system composed of two dipoles of equal but oppositely directed moment. |
| QUARRELLOUS | • quarrellous adj. Alternative form of quarrelous. • QUARRELLOUS adj. (Shakespeare) giving to quarrelling. |
| QUERULOUSLY | • querulously adv. With grumbling, complaining, or whining. • QUERULOUS adv. complaining; peevish. |
| QUINTUPLETS | • quintuplets n. Plural of quintuplet. • QUINTUPLET n. one of five children born in one birth. |
| QUINTUPLIES | • QUINTUPLY n. in Scots law, a reply made to a defendant's quadruply. |
| ROQUELAURES | • roquelaures n. Plural of roquelaure. • ROQUELAURE n. a cloak reaching about to, or just below, the knees, worn in the 18th century, also ROCKLAY, ROKELAY. |
| UNQUALIFIES | • unqualifies v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of unqualify. • UNQUALIFY v. to disqualify; to unfit. |