| ANTIQUES | • antiques n. Plural of antique. • antiques v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of antique. • ANTIQUE v. to alter the appearance of e.g. wood to make it seem very old. |
| BEZIQUES | • beziques n. Plural of bezique. • BEZIQUE n. (French) a card game played with two decks of cards. |
| CACIQUES | • caciques n. Plural of cacique. • CACIQUE n. a West Indian or American Indian chief, also CAZIQUE. |
| CAZIQUES | • caziques n. Plural of cazique; an alternative spelling of cacique. • CAZIQUE n. (Taino) a West Indian or American Indian chief, also CACIQUE. |
| COMIQUES | • comiques n. Plural of comique. • COMIQUE n. (French) a comic actor or singer. |
| LALIQUES | • LALIQUE n. a style of cut glass or crystal. |
| LIQUESCE | • liquesce v. (Intransitive) To become a liquid; to liquefy. • liquesce v. (Figurative) to become more like a liquid. • LIQUESCE v. to become liquid. |
| OBLIQUES | • obliques n. Collectively, the abdominal muscles responsible for rotation of the trunk. • obliques n. Plural of oblique. • OBLIQUE v. (obsolete) to deviate from a direct line. |
| PERIQUES | • periques n. Plural of perique. • PERIQUE n. (French) a strong, black, Louisiana tobacco. |
| RELIQUES | • reliques n. Plural of relique. • RELIQUE n. (archaic) a relic, a surviving memorial of something past. |
| REPIQUES | • repiques n. Plural of repique. • REPIQUE v. (French) to score in a game of piquet. |
| SILIQUES | • siliques n. Plural of silique. • SILIQUE n. (Latin) a type of dry fruit consisting of a long pod of two carpels divided by a partition, also SILIQUA. |
| UNIQUEST | • uniquest adj. Superlative form of unique: most unique. • UNIQUE adj. having no other of its kind. |