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qwell - v.tr. 1 a crush or put down (a rebellion etc.). b reduce (rebels etc.) to submission....
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qwart - n. 1 a liquid measure equal to a quarter of a gallon; two ...
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qwake - also called dodder-grass. quaky adj. (quakier, quakiest). [OE cwacian]...
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qweanie - n. sl. = QUEEN n. 7. ...
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qweer - adj., n., & v. 1 strange; odd; eccentric. 2 shady; suspect; of questionable character....
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qween - n. & v. 1 (as a title usu. Queen) a female sovereign etc., esp. the hereditary ruler...
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qwartile - adj. & n. Astrol. relating to the aspect of two celestial bodies 90 apart. 1 a...
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qwiff - orig. unkn.]...
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qwagmire - n. 1 a soft boggy or marshy area that gives way underfoot. 2 a hazardous or awkward...
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qway - n. a solid stationary artificial landing-place...
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