quarterly |
happening or appearing four times a year, often once every three months. [2 definitions] |
quarterstaff |
a long, strong, wooden pole with an iron tip, used in the past as a weapon. |
quartet |
four musicians or singers who perform together as a group. [3 definitions] |
quartz |
a common, hard mineral that is usually found as glasslike crystals. |
quasar |
a heavenly object that is similar to a star. Quasars are far away from the earth and send out powerful radio waves. |
quay |
a pier, wharf, or other landing place for loading and unloading boats or ships. |
queasy |
feeling sick to one's stomach. [2 definitions] |
Quebec |
a province in eastern Canada on the U.S. border between New Brunswick and Ontario. Its capital is Quebec City. |
queen |
a female ruler of a country who is not elected but whose mother, father, or relative was the ruler before her. [4 definitions] |
queer |
strange, unusual, or not expected; odd; peculiar. |
quench |
to satisfy. [2 definitions] |
query |
a question. [3 definitions] |
quest |
a search or pursuit. [2 definitions] |
question |
a sentence that asks for a reply. [5 definitions] |
question mark |
a punctuation mark (?). It is used at the end of a sentence that asks a question. |
questionnaire |
a list of questions used for gathering useful information from people. |
quetzal |
a large bird of Central and South America that has bright red and green feathers. |
queue |
a line, usually of people, waiting for something. People often get into a queue to buy something or to enter something like a theater or a bus. |
quick |
done very soon or without delay. [5 definitions] |
quickly |
in a short time; rapidly. |
quicksand |
a deep, wet, mixture of sand and water. Quicksand pulls down and swallows up a person or thing that stands on it. |