| OUTQUARTERS | • outquarters n. Quarters situated away from headquarters. • OUTQUARTERS n. quarters situated away from headquarters. |
| QUADRATURA | • QUADRATURA n. (Italian) a wall or ceiling painted with arches and columns in strong perspective. |
| QUADRATURE | • quadrature n. The process of making something square; squaring. • quadrature n. (Mathematics) The act or process of constructing a square that has the same area as a given plane figure… • quadrature n. (Mathematics, numerical analysis) The calculation of a definite integral by numerical means. |
| QUADRATURES | • quadratures n. Plural of quadrature. • QUADRATURE n. the finding of a square having the same area as some given curvilinear figure. |
| QUADRUMVIRATE | • quadrumvirate n. Synonym of quattuorvirate. • QUADRUMVIRATE n. a group of four men acting together in some capacity. |
| QUADRUMVIRATES | • quadrumvirates n. Plural of quadrumvirate. • QUADRUMVIRATE n. a group of four men acting together in some capacity. |
| QUAERITUR | • QUAERITUR v. (Latin) the question is asked. |
| QUARTZIFEROUS | • quartziferous adj. Yielding or containing quartz. • QUARTZIFEROUS adj. bearing quartz. |
| TERRAQUEOUS | • terraqueous adj. Consisting of or involving earth and water. • terraqueous adj. Of a heavenly body, comprising both land and water, like the Earth. • TERRAQUEOUS adj. consisting of land and water, as the earth. |
| TRIQUETROUS | • triquetrous adj. Triangular; especially (in natural sciences), having a triangular cross-section. • TRIQUETROUS adj. triangular; three-edged with concave faces, also TRIQUETRAL. |
| TRIQUETROUSLY | • triquetrously adv. In a triquetrous or triangular manner. • TRIQUETROUS adv. triangular; three-edged with concave faces, also TRIQUETRAL. |
| TRIQUETRUM | • triquetrum n. (Anatomy) The triquetral bone. • triquetrum n. (Astronomy) An astronomical instrument. • TRIQUETRUM n. one of the bones of the carpus. |
| TRUQUEUR | • TRUQUEUR n. (French) one who engages in trucage, the faking of works of art. |
| TRUQUEURS | • TRUQUEUR n. (French) one who engages in trucage, the faking of works of art. |