COLLOQUISES | • colloquises v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of colloquise. • COLLOQUISE v. to converse, also COLLOQUIZE. |
DISQUIETOUS | • disquietous adj. (Obsolete) Causing uneasiness. • DISQUIETOUS adj. causing disquiet. |
DOMESTIQUES | • domestiques n. Plural of domestique. • DOMESTIQUE n. a cyclist whose job is to support the higher-ranking members of the team. |
OBLIQUENESS | • obliqueness n. The quality of being oblique. • OBLIQUENESS n. the state of being oblique. |
QUESTIONEES | • questionees n. Plural of questionee. • QUESTIONEE n. one who is questioned. |
QUESTIONERS | • questioners n. Plural of questioner. • QUESTIONER n. one who asks questions. |
QUESTIONIST | • questionist n. (Obsolete) A person preparing for, or taking, their final exam at university. • questionist n. (Obsolete) An inquisitive person, a questioner. • QUESTIONIST n. a questioner, a doubter. |
QUESTORSHIP | • questorship n. Alternative form of quaestorship. • QUESTORSHIP n. the office of questor, also QUAESTORSHIP. |
REQUISITORS | • requisitors n. Plural of requisitor. • REQUISITOR n. one who makes requisition; esp. one authorized by a requisition to investigate facts. |
SESQUIOXIDE | • sesquioxide n. (Chemistry) Any oxide containing three oxygen atoms for every two atoms of another element. • SESQUIOXIDE n. an oxide with three atoms of oxygen to two of the other constituent. |
SOLILOQUIES | • soliloquies n. Plural of soliloquy. • SOLILOQUY n. an act of talking to oneself; a speech of this nature made by a character in a play, etc. |
SOLILOQUISE | • soliloquise v. Alternative spelling of soliloquize. • SOLILOQUISE v. to talk reflectively to oneself, also SOLILOQUIZE. |
SOUBRIQUETS | • soubriquets n. Plural of soubriquet. • SOUBRIQUET n. (French) a nickname, also SOBRIQUET. |
SQUIREHOODS | • squirehoods n. Plural of squirehood. • SQUIREHOOD n. the rank of squire. |
SQUOOSHIEST | • squooshiest adj. Superlative form of squooshy: most squooshy. • SQUOOSHY adj. squashy. |