| CONQUERER | • conquerer n. One who conquers. • CONQUERER n. one who conquers, also CONQUEROR. |
| CONQUEROR | • conqueror n. Someone who conquers. • Conqueror prop.n. (England, dated) William the Conqueror. • CONQUEROR n. one who conquers, also CONQUERER. |
| ENQUIRERS | • enquirers n. Plural of enquirer. • ENQUIRER n. one who enquires, also INQUIRER. |
| INQUIRERS | • inquirers n. Plural of inquirer. • INQUIRER n. one who enquires, also ENQUIRER. |
| QUARENDER | • quarender n. Alternative form of quarrender (“type of apple”). • QUARENDER n. a kind of early red apple, also QUARENDEN, QUARRENDER, QUARRINGTON. |
| QUARRIANS | • quarrians n. Plural of quarrian. • QUARRIAN n. (Native Australian) a kind of cockatiel, also QUARRION. |
| QUARRIONS | • quarrions n. Plural of quarrion. • QUARRION n. (Native Australian) a kind of cockatiel, also QUARRIAN. |
| QUARRYING | • quarrying v. Present participle of quarry. • quarrying n. The extraction of material from a quarry. • quarrying n. A small piece of stone chipped off any stone found in a quarry. |
| QUARRYMAN | • quarryman n. A man involved in quarrying (mining for stone). • QUARRYMAN n. a quarry worker. |
| QUARRYMEN | • quarrymen n. Plural of quarryman. • QUARRYMAN n. a quarry worker. |
| QUARTERNS | • quarterns n. Plural of quartern. • QUARTERN n. a fourth part. |
| RECONQUER | • reconquer v. To conquer again. • RECONQUER v. to conquer again. |
| REQUERING | • REQUERE v. (Spenser) to require. |
| REQUIRING | • requiring v. Present participle of require. • requiring n. (Archaic) A requirement. • REQUIRING n. the act of requiring. |
| SQUIRRING | • squirring v. Present participle of squir. • squirring v. Present participle of squirr. • SQUIRR v. to scour, search; to send skimming, also SCUR, SKER, SKIRR. |