quackle choke or suffocate
quackled choked or suffocated
quaintness the condition of being agreeably curious or unfamiliar or unusual in character
quaintnesses TBD
quakerish like or resembling the Quakers
quakerism the Society of Friends
quakings TBD
qualifieth “qualifies”
qualmed TBD
quarrelings arguments, disputes or contentious debates
quarrelled disputed or argued with
quarrellest “quarrels” or “quarrel”
quarrelleth “quarrels”
quarrelling disputing or arguing with
quartan occurring every fourth day, counting inclusively, or every 72 hours
quarterage a monetary allowance, wage or payment made or received quarterly
quatch shrink
quatenus Latin: “how far, to what extent, in so far as, since”
quaternity the union of four in one, as of four persons, analogous to the theological term trinity
queans imprudent or disreputable women; or young women
quellers “killers”
quenchest TBD
quencheth “quenches”
querist TBD
questionary question-based
questionest “questions” or “question”
questioneth “questions”
questionists those who ask many (and often impertinent) questions
questionless unable to be challenged or questioned; without questions
quibbler one who makes exaggerated distinctions or raises objections to the unimportant details of a thing in order to avoid acknowledging its worth or importance
quibblings exaggerated distinctions or objections to the unimportant details of a thing in order to avoid acknowledging its worth or importance
quickener one who makes alive, stimulates or excites
quickenest “quickens” or “quicken”
quickenings stirrings up, feelings of awakening life
quicksets cutting or slips of a plant suitable for hedges
quietism a form of Christian mysticism enjoining passive contemplation and the beatific annihilation of the will
quittest “quits” or “quit”
quitteth “quits” to put aside, relinquish
quixotry TBD
quoif coif or scarf
quoifs coifs or scarves
quoir “choir”
quoteth “quotes”
quoth uttered; said