List of Words Starting with Qq
Quickly quickly QUICKLY
quickly 比 more quickly 最 the most quickly
副 速く、急いで、素早く
1. Come here quickly.
(急いでここに来なさい。)
2. You should get there as quickly as possible.
(できるだけ急いでそこにいくべきです。）
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7 Letter Words – Words Beginning With Q – A List With Scores
Word, Scrabble Points, Words With Friends Points
quizzed 35 36; quizzer 34 35; quizzes 34 35; quickly 25 27; quezals 25 27; quetzal 25 27; quokkas 24 25; quicken 22 25; quacked 23 25; quicker 22 24; quaking 21 24; quickie 22 24; quipped 21 24; quixote 23 24; quippus 20 24; quakily 23 24; quibble 20 24; quaffed 23 24; quipper 20 23; quavery 22 23; quaffer 22 23; qualify 22 23; quivery 22 23; qubytes 21 22; quondam 19 22; qabalah 21 22; quiches 21 22; quirked 21 22; quantum 18 22; quahaug 20 22; quaichs 21 22; quamash 21 22; queenly 19 21; quantic 18 21; quavers 19 21; quayage 20 21; quintic 18 21; quinces 18 21; qiviuts 19 21; quahogs 20 21; quadric 19 21; queuing 17 21; quivers 19 21; quaggas 18 21; quaighs 20 21; quomodo 19 21; qwertys 22 21; quakers 20 21; quorums 18 21; quakier 20 21; quohogs 20 21; quinary 19 20; quoting 17 20; quartic 18 20; quangos 17 20; quelled 17 20; quiring 17 20; quietly 19 20; qabalas 18 20; quashed 20 20; quality 19 20; quadded 19 20; queerly 19 20; quilled 17 20; qurshes 19 19; quinela 16 19; quilted 17 19; quillet 16 19; quinols 16 19; quintal 16 19; quintan 16 19; quintin 16 19; quoined 17 19; quinone 16 19; quinoid 17 19; quinine 16 19; quinins 16 19; quinnat 16 19; quinina 16 19; quillai 16 19; queller 16 19; quailed 17 19; quantal 16 19; queened 17 19; quanted 17 19; quashes 19 19; quasher 19 19; quintes 16 18; quintet 16 18; quarrel 16 18; querida 17 18; queered 17 18; quitted 17 18; quadrat 17 18; quartan 16 18; quoited 17 18; qindars 17 18; quintas 16 18; quassin 16 18; quirted 17 18
7 Letter Words – Words Beginning With Q
Word, Scrabble Points, Words With Friends Points
Definition
quizzed 35 36
Past tense of quiz: To question or test someone’s knowledge, often in a playful or formal setting, e.g., a teacher quizzed students on history.
quizzer 34 35
A person who quizzes others, often someone who asks questions in a game, test, or interview setting.
quizzes 34 35
Plural of quiz: Multiple instances of questioning or testing, e.g., weekly quizzes in a class.
quickly 25 27
In a fast or swift manner; with speed, e.g., she quickly finished her homework.
quezals 25 27
A variant spelling of quetzals: Plural of quetzal, a colorful Central American bird known for its long tail and vibrant feathers.
quetzal 25 27
A bird native to Central America (genus Pharomachrus), prized for its iridescent green and red plumage; also the currency of Guatemala.
quokkas 24 25
Plural of quokka: A small marsupial native to Australia, known for its friendly demeanor and often called “the happiest animal on Earth.”
quicken 22 25
To make something faster or to stimulate; also to become quicker, e.g., quicken the pace of a project.
quacked 23 25
Past tense of quack: To make the sound of a duck or, informally, to speak falsely (e.g., a quack doctor).
quicker 22 24
Comparative form of quick: Faster or more rapid, e.g., a quicker response time.
quaking 21 24
Present participle of quake: Trembling or shaking, often due to fear or cold, e.g., quaking in terror.
quickie 22 24
Something done quickly, often a brief or informal act, e.g., a quickie meeting; also slang for a brief sexual encounter.
quipped 21 24
Past tense of quip: To make a witty or clever remark, e.g., he quipped about the weather.
quixote 23 24
Referring to Don Quixote, the fictional character from Cervantes’ novel, often used to describe someone overly idealistic or impractical.
quippus 20 24
Plural of quippu, a variant of quipu: An ancient Incan device for recording information, consisting of knotted cords.
quakily 23 24
In a quaky manner; trembling or shaking, often used to describe a voice or movement, e.g., speaking quakily from fear.
quibble 20 24
To argue or complain about trivial matters; also a minor objection, e.g., don’t quibble over details.
quaffed 23 24
Past tense of quaff: To drink something heartily or in large quantities, e.g., quaffed a glass of wine. quipper 20 23
One who makes quips; a person known for witty or clever remarks.
quavery 22 23
Shaky or trembling, often used to describe a voice, e.g., a quavery tone due to nervousness.
quaffer 22 23
One who quaffs; a person who drinks heartily or enthusiastically.
qualify 22 23
To meet the requirements for something or to make something eligible, e.g., qualify for a competition; also to modify or limit, e.g., qualify a statement.
quivery 22 23
Shaking or trembling, similar to quavery but often implying more visible movement, e.g., quivery hands. qubytes 21 22
A hypothetical or playful term, likely a blend of qubit (quantum bit, used in quantum computing) and byte, not standard but used in Scrabble contexts.
quondam 19 22
Former or erstwhile; something that once was but is no longer, e.g., a quondam friend.
qabalah 21 22
A variant spelling of Kabbalah: A mystical Jewish tradition involving esoteric teachings about the universe and God.
quiches 21 22
Plural of quiche: A savory French tart made with a pastry crust, eggs, and fillings like cheese or vegetables.
quirked 21 22
Past tense of quirk: To twist or turn suddenly; also used to describe a facial expression, e.g., quirked an eyebrow.
quantum 18 22
In physics, the smallest discrete unit of energy; also used broadly to mean a significant amount, e.g., a quantum leap in progress.
quahaug 20 22
A variant spelling of quahog: A type of edible clam found along the Atlantic coast of North America.
quaichs 21 22
Plural of quaich: A traditional Scottish drinking cup, often with two handles, used for communal toasting.
quamash 21 22
A variant spelling of camas: A North American plant (genus Camassia) with edible bulbs, historically a food source for Indigenous peoples.
queenly 19 21
In a manner befitting a queen; regal or majestic, e.g., a queenly presence.
quantic 18 21
A mathematical term for a homogeneous polynomial of two or more variables; also used in quantum physics contexts.
quavers 19 21
Plural of quaver: To tremble or shake (e.g., a voice); also a musical note (eighth note) in British English.
quayage 20 21
The fee charged for using a quay (a wharf or dock); also the area of a quay itself.
quintic 18 21
In mathematics, relating to a polynomial of degree five; also a noun for such a polynomial.
quinces 18 21
Plural of quince: A hard, yellow fruit used in cooking, often for jams or jellies; also the tree it grows on.
qiviuts 19 21
Plural of qiviut: The soft, warm underwool of the musk ox, often used in high-end textiles.
quahogs 20 21
Plural of quahog: Same as quahaug, an edible clam native to North America’s Atlantic coast.
quadric 19 21
In mathematics, relating to a quadric surface or equation (degree two); also a noun for such a surface.
queuing 17 21
Present participle of queue: To line up or wait in a line, e.g., queuing for tickets.
quivers 19 21
Plural of quiver: To shake or tremble slightly; also a container for arrows.
quaggas 18 21
Plural of quagga: An extinct subspecies of zebra, native to South Africa, with stripes only on its front half.
quaighs 20 21
Plural of quaigh, a variant spelling of quaich: A traditional Scottish two-handled drinking cup.
quomodo 19 21
An archaic term meaning “the manner” or “how”; often used in Latin legal contexts.
qwertys 22 21
Plural of qwerty: Referring to the standard keyboard layout, often used as a shorthand for keyboards.
quakers 20 21
Plural of quaker: A member of the Religious Society of Friends, a Christian denomination; also a trembling motion.
quorums 18 21
Plural of quorum: The minimum number of members required to conduct a meeting or make decisions.
quakier 20 21
Comparative form of quaky: More trembling or shaky, e.g., a quakier voice.
quohogs 20 21
A variant spelling of quahogs: Plural of quahog, the North American clam.
quinary 19 20
Relating to the number five; fifth in a series or based on a system of five, e.g., a quinary numeral system.
quoting 17 20
Present participle of quote: To repeat or cite someone’s words, often with attribution.
quartic 18 20
In mathematics, relating to a polynomial of degree four; also a noun for such a polynomial.
quangos 17 20
Plural of quango: A quasi-autonomous non-governmental organization, often funded by the government but operating independently.
quelled 17 20
Past tense of quell: To suppress or subdue, e.g., quelled a rebellion.
quiring 17 20
Present participle of quire: To arrange paper into a quire (a set of folded sheets); also a term for a choir in archaic contexts.
quietly 19 20
In a quiet manner; without noise or disturbance, e.g., speaking quietly.
qabalas 18 20
Plural of qabala, a variant of Kabbalah: The mystical Jewish tradition of esoteric teachings.
quashed 20 20
Past tense of quash: To suppress or annul, e.g., quashed a rumor or a legal decision.
quality 19 20
The standard or degree of excellence of something; also an attribute, e.g., a quality product.
quadded 19 20
Past tense of quad: To divide into four parts; in slang, short for quadrupled or related to quadriceps exercises.
queerly 19 20
In a strange or unusual manner; also historically tied to queer as odd or, more recently, relating to non-normative gender/sexuality.
quilled 17 20
Past tense of quill: To write with a quill pen; also relating to something adorned with quills (e.g., a porcupine).
qurshes 19 19
Plural of qursh, a variant of kurus: A Turkish monetary unit, 1/100 of a lira.
quinela 16 19
A variant spelling of quiniela: A type of betting pool, often in horse racing, where you pick the first two finishers in any order.
quilted 17 19
Past tense of quilt: To sew layers of fabric together with padding, e.g., a quilted blanket.
quillet 16 19
An archaic term for a subtle argument or quibble; also a small piece of land in historical usage.
quinols 16 19
Plural of quinol, a variant of hydroquinone: A chemical compound used in photography and as an antioxidant.
quintal 16 19
A unit of weight, historically 100 pounds; also used in metric systems as 100 kilograms.
quintan 16 19
Recurring every fifth day (e.g., a quintan fever); derived from Latin for “fifth.”
quintin 16 19
A historical term for a type of tilting post used in medieval jousting practice; also a proper name variant.
quoined 17 19
Past tense of quoin: To secure or build with quoins (cornerstones or wedges), often in masonry.
quinone 16 19
A chemical compound derived from benzene, often yellow, used in dyes and tanning.
quinoid 17 19
Resembling quinone; a chemical term for compounds with a similar structure to quinone.
quinine 16 19
A bitter alkaloid extracted from cinchona bark, used to treat malaria and as a flavoring in tonic water.
quinins 16 19
Plural of quinin, a variant spelling of quinine: The malaria-treating alkaloid.
quinnat 16 19
Another term for the Chinook salmon, a large Pacific salmon species.
quinina 16 19
A variant spelling of quinine: The alkaloid used in medicine and beverages.
quillai 16 19
A variant spelling of quillaja: A South American tree (genus Quillaja) whose bark is used as a soap substitute.
queller 16 19
One who quells; a suppressor or subduer, e.g., a queller of riots.
quailed 17 19
Past tense of quail: To shrink back in fear or to lose courage, e.g., quailed at the challenge.
quantal 16 19
Relating to a quantum or discrete amount; often used in physics or biology (e.g., quantal release of neurotransmitters).
queened 17 19
Past tense of queen: To promote a pawn to a queen in chess; also to act in a queenly manner.
quanted 17 19
Past tense of quant: To propel a boat using a pole (quant), a term used in British English, especially in the Fens.
quashes 19 19
Third-person singular of quash: To suppress or annul, e.g., she quashes rumors.
quasher 19 19
One who quashes; a person or thing that suppresses or annuls.
quintes 16 18
Plural of quinte: In fencing, a defensive position (the fifth parry); also a sequence of five cards in piquet (a card game).
quintet 16 18
A group of five, often musicians or singers; also used in literature for a five-line stanza.
quarrel 16 18
An argument or disagreement; also an old term for a crossbow bolt.
querida 17 18
A Spanish term meaning “darling” or “beloved,” often used as a term of endearment.
queered 17 18
Past tense of queer: To spoil or disrupt, e.g., queered the plan; also tied to queer in the sense of non-normative identity.
quitted 17 18
Past tense of quit: To leave or abandon, e.g., quitted the job.
quadrat 17 18
In printing, a piece of metal used for spacing; in ecology, a square plot used for sampling plants or animals.
quartan 16 18
Recurring every fourth day (e.g., a quartan fever); derived from Latin for “fourth.”
quoited 17 18
Past tense of quoit: To throw or play with a quoit, a ring used in a traditional game similar to horseshoes.
qindars 17 18
Plural of qindar, a variant of qintar: An Albanian monetary unit, 1/100 of a lek.
quintas 16 18
Plural of quinta: A country estate or villa, often in Spanish or Portuguese contexts.
quassin 16 18
A bitter compound extracted from the quassia tree, used in herbal medicine and as an insecticide.
quirted 17 18
Past tense of quirt: To strike with a quirt, a short riding whip used in the American West.
6 Letter Words – Words Beginning With Q – A List With Scores
Word, Scrabble® Points, Words With Friends® Points
queazy 27 27; quezal 24 26; quacky 24 25; quartz 24 25; quippy 22 24; quokka 23 24; quicks 21 23; quacks 21 23; quippu 19 23; quirky 22 22; qualmy 20 22; quiffs 21 22; quench 20 22; quaggy 20 22; quaffs 21 22; qubyte 20 21; quitch 20 21; quaich 20 21; quiche 20 21; quaked 20 21; quaker 19 20; quaver 18 20; qiviut 18 20; quirks 19 20; quorum 17 20; quaigh 19 20; quipus 17 20; qualms 17 20; quagga 17 20; quahog 19 20; quarks 19 20; quiver 18 20; quohog 19 20; quakes 19 20; quince 17 20; quinic 17 20; qwerty 21 20; qurush 18 19; quango 16 19; qabala 17 19; qubits 17 19; quinsy 18 19; quinol 15 18; quills 15 18; queued 16 18; quinin 15 18; queasy 18 18; quolls 15 18; quells 15 18; quarry 18 18; quotha 18 18; quails 15 17; quinoa 15 17; quired 16 17; quinte 15 17; quinta 15 17; quints 15 17; qindar 16 17; queuer 15 17; queens 15 17; quilts 15 17; queans 15 17; quants 15 17; quanta 15 17; quelea 15 17; quoted 16 17; quaint 15 17; qualia 15 17; querns 15 17; queues 15 17; quoins 15 17; quotas 15 16; quotes 15 16; quoits 15 16; quoter 15 16; qanats 15 16; quaere 15 16; quasar 15 16; quarts 15 16; quarto 15 16; quarte 15 16; quatre 15 16; queers 15 16; quires 15 16; qintar 15 16; quiets 15 16; quests 15 16; quirts 15 16
6 Letter Words – Words Beginning With Q
Word, Scrabble Points, Words With Friends Points
Definition
queazy 27 27
A variant spelling of queasy: Feeling nausea or unease, e.g., queazy from the boat ride.
quezal 24 26
A variant spelling of quetzal: A colorful Central American bird (genus Pharomachrus) with long tail feathers.
quacky 24 25
Resembling or characteristic of a duck’s sound; also informal for something quack-like (e.g., a quacky remedy).
quartz 24 25
A hard, crystalline mineral form of silicon dioxide, often used in jewelry or clocks.
quippy 22 24
Full of quips; marked by witty or clever remarks, e.g., a quippy comedian.
quokka 23 24
A small Australian marsupial known for its friendly appearance, often called “the happiest animal.”
quicks 21 23
Plural of quick: Archaic term for living or sensitive flesh; also a variant of quicksand in some contexts.
quacks 21 23
Third-person singular of quack: To make a duck sound; also plural of quack (a fraudulent doctor).
quippu 19 23
A variant spelling of quipu: An Incan knotted-cord device for recording information.
quirky 22 22
Characterized by peculiar or unexpected traits, e.g., a quirky sense of humor.
qualmy 20 22
A variant of queasy: Feeling nausea or discomfort, e.g., qualmy after eating.
quiffs 21 22
Plural of quiff: A tuft of hair styled upward, especially on the forehead; also a British term for a fringe. quench 20 22
To satisfy thirst or extinguish a fire, e.g., quench your thirst with water.
quaggy 20 22
Boggy or marshy; also soft and flabby, e.g., quaggy ground.
quaffs 21 22
Third-person singular of quaff: To drink heartily or in large amounts.
qubyte 20 21
A hypothetical term blending qubit (quantum bit) and byte, used in Scrabble but not standard.
quitch 20 21
A type of grass (Elymus repens), also known as couch grass or twitch; to shake or rid of.
quaich 20 21
A traditional Scottish two-handled drinking cup, often used for toasts.
quiche 20 21
A savory French tart with a pastry crust, filled with eggs, cheese, or vegetables.
quaked 20 21
Past tense of quake: To tremble or shake, e.g., quaked with fear.
quaker 19 20
A member of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), a Christian denomination; also one who quakes. quaver 18 20
To tremble or shake (e.g., a voice); also a musical eighth note in British English.
qiviut 18 20
The soft underwool of the musk ox, prized for its warmth and used in textiles.
quirks 19 20
Plural of quirk: A peculiar habit or twist, e.g., her quirks make her unique.
quorum 17 20
The minimum number of members needed to conduct a meeting or make decisions.
quaigh 19 20
A variant spelling of quaich: A Scottish two-handled drinking cup.
quipus 17 20
Plural of quipu: Incan knotted-cord devices for recording data.
qualms 17 20
Plural of qualm: Feelings of unease or doubt, e.g., qualms about the decision.
quagga 17 20
An extinct zebra subspecies from South Africa, with stripes only on its front half.
quahog 19 20
An edible clam native to North America’s Atlantic coast.
quarks 19 20
Plural of quark: Fundamental particles in physics; also a type of cheese in German.
quiver 18 20
To tremble slightly; also a case for holding arrows. quohog 19 20
A variant spelling of quahog: An edible North American clam.
quakes 19 20
Third-person singular of quake: To tremble or shake, e.g., the earth quakes.
quince 17 20
A hard, yellow fruit used in cooking; also the tree it grows on.
quinic 17 20
Relating to quinic acid, a compound found in coffee and some fruits.
qwerty 21 20
The standard keyboard layout, named for the first six letters on the top row.
qurush 18 19
A variant spelling of qirsh: A Saudi Arabian monetary unit, 1/100 of a riyal.
quango 16 19
A quasi-autonomous non-governmental organization, often government-funded but independent.
qabala 17 19
A variant spelling of Kabbalah: A mystical Jewish tradition of esoteric teachings.
qubits 17 19
Plural of qubit: A quantum bit, the basic unit of quantum computing.
quinsy 18 19
An inflammation of the throat, especially around the tonsils; also called peritonsillar abscess.
quinol 15 18
A variant of hydroquinone: A chemical compound used in photography and as an antioxidant.
quills 15 18
Plural of quill: Feathers used as pens; also the spines of a porcupine.
queued 16 18
Past tense of queue: To line up or wait in a sequence.
quinin 15 18
A variant spelling of quinine: An alkaloid used to treat malaria.
queasy 18 18
Feeling nausea or discomfort, e.g., queasy from motion sickness.
quolls 15 18
Plural of quoll: A carnivorous marsupial native to Australia and New Guinea.
quells 15 18
Third-person singular of quell: To suppress or subdue, e.g., she quells dissent.
quarry 18 18
A place where stone is extracted; also to pursue prey or a target.
quotha 18 18
An archaic expression meaning “indeed” or “forsooth,” often used ironically.
quails 15 17
Third-person singular of quail: To lose courage; also plural of quail (a small bird).
quinoa 15 17
A grain-like crop grown for its edible seeds, popular in health foods.
quired 16 17
Past tense of quire: To arrange paper into a quire (a set of sheets); also tied to choir in archaic use.
quinte 15 17
In fencing, the fifth parry; also a sequence of five cards in piquet.
quinta 15 17
A country estate or villa, often in Spanish or Portuguese contexts.
quints 15 17
Plural of quint: A set of five; also slang for quintuplets.
qindar 16 17
A variant of qintar: An Albanian monetary unit, 1/100 of a lek.
queuer 15 17
One who queues; a person waiting in line.
queens 15 17
Plural of queen: A female ruler or the most powerful piece in chess.
quilts 15 17
Third-person singular of quilt: To sew layers of fabric with padding.
queans 15 17
An archaic term for a young woman or, sometimes, a bold or impudent girl.
quants 15 17
Plural of quant: A pole for propelling a boat; also short for quantitative analysts.
quanta 15 17
Plural of quantum: Discrete units of energy in physics.
quelea 15 17
A type of small African weaver bird, often in large flocks.
quoted 16 17
Past tense of quote: To repeat or cite someone’s words.
quaint 15 17
Charmingly old-fashioned or unusual, e.g., a quaint village.
qualia 15 17
Plural of quale: The subjective qualities of experience, e.g., the redness of red.
querns 15 17
Plural of quern: A hand-operated millstone for grinding grain.
queues 15 17
Third-person singular of queue: To line up or wait in sequence.
quoins 15 17
Plural of quoin: Cornerstones or wedges used in masonry or printing.
quotas 15 16
Plural of quota: A fixed share or amount assigned, e.g., sales quotas.
quotes 15 16
Third-person singular of quote: To cite or repeat words.
quoits 15 16
Plural of quoit: Rings thrown in a traditional game similar to horseshoes.
quoter 15 16
One who quotes; a person who cites or repeats words.
qanats 15 16
Plural of qanat: Underground irrigation channels used in arid regions, especially in Iran.
quaere 15 16
A Latin term meaning “query” or “consider,” used in legal or scholarly contexts.
quasar 15 16
A highly luminous celestial object, believed to be powered by black holes at the center of galaxies.
quarts 15 16
Plural of quart: A unit of volume equal to a quarter of a gallon.
quarto 15 16
A book size resulting from folding paper twice to make four leaves; also a historical paper size.
quarte 15 16
In fencing, the fourth parry; a defensive position.
quatre 15 16
French for “four”; also a term in heraldry or card games.
queers 15 16
Third-person singular of queer: To spoil or disrupt; also tied to non-normative identity.
quires 15 16
Plural of quire: A set of 24 or 25 sheets of paper; also an archaic term for choir.
qintar 15 16
An Albanian monetary unit, 1/100 of a lek.
quiets 15 16
Third-person singular of quiet: To make calm or silent.
quests 15 16
Third-person singular of quest: To search for something, e.g., quests for treasure.
quirts 15 16
Third-person singular of quirt: To strike with a short riding whip.
5 Letter Words – Words Beginning With Q – A List With Scores
Word, Scrabble® Points, Words With Friends® Points
quack 20 22; quick 20 22; quaky 21 21; quiff 20 21; quaff 20 21; quake 18 19; qophs 19 19; qualm 16 19; quipu 16 19; quark 18 19; quirk 18 19; qubit 16 18; quips 16 18; query 17 17; qursh 17 17; queys 17 17; quoth 17 17; quays 17 17; quoll 14 17; quill 14 17; quell 14 17; quash 17 17; quags 15 17; quins 14 16; quale 14 16; quant 14 16; quint 14 16; quail 14 16; quads 15 16; quoin 14 16; quods 15 16; quids 15 16; quilt 14 16; quern 14 16; quean 14 16; queue 14 16; queen 14 16; quoit 14 15; quasi 14 15; quart 14 15; quass 14 15; quota 14 15; qaids 15 15; qanat 14 15; quote 14 15; quits 14 15; quite 14 15; qadis 15 15; quiet 14 15; quate 14 15; quais 14 15; queer 14 15; quirt 14 15; quare 14 15; quire 14 15; quest 14 15
5 Letter Words – Words Beginning With Q
Word, Scrabble Points, Words With Friends Points
Definition
Word, Scrabble® Points, Words With Friends® Points
quack 20 22
The sound a duck makes; also a fraudulent practitioner, e.g., a quack doctor.
quick 20 22
Fast or swift; also living flesh under a fingernail, e.g., a quick response.
quaky 21 21
Trembling or shaky, e.g., a quaky voice from nervousness.
quiff 20 21
A tuft of hair styled upward, especially on the forehead; a British term for a fringe.
quaff 20 21
To drink heartily or in large quantities, e.g., quaff a mug of ale.
quake 18 19
To tremble or shake, often due to fear or an earthquake, e.g., quake with terror.
qophs 19 19
Plural of qoph: The 19th letter of the Hebrew alphabet; also a name in Scrabble.
qualm 16 19
A feeling of unease or doubt, e.g., qualms about the decision.
quipu 16 19
An Incan knotted-cord device used for recording information.
quark 18 19
A fundamental particle in physics; also a type of soft cheese in German.
quirk 18 19
A peculiar habit or twist, e.g., a quirk of fate.
qubit 16 18
A quantum bit, the basic unit of quantum computing.
quips 16 18
Plural of quip: Witty or clever remarks, e.g., trading quips at a party.
query 17 17
A question or inquiry, e.g., raise a query about the schedule.
qursh 17 17
A variant of qirsh: A Saudi Arabian monetary unit, 1/100 of a riyal.
queys 17 17
Plural of quey: A variant of whey, the liquid remaining after milk curdling.
quoth 17 17
Archaic past tense of quethe: To say or speak, e.g., quoth the raven.
quays 17 17
Plural of quay: A wharf or dock for loading ships.
quoll 14 17
A carnivorous marsupial native to Australia and New Guinea.
quill 14 17
A feather used as a pen; also a porcupine spine.
quell 14 17
To suppress or subdue, e.g., quell a rebellion.
quash 17 17
To suppress or annul, e.g., quash a rumor or court ruling.
quags 15 17
Plural of quag: A marshy or boggy area.
quins 14 16
Plural of quin: Slang for quintuplets or a set of five.
quale 14 16
A subjective quality of experience, e.g., the redness of red (philosophical term).
quant 14 16
A pole for propelling a boat; also short for quantitative analyst.
quint 14 16
A set of five; also slang for quintuplet.
quail 14 16
To lose courage; also a small game bird.
quads 15 16
Plural of quad: Short for quadrilateral, quad bike, or quadriceps muscle.
quoin 14 16
A cornerstone or wedge, used in masonry or printing.
quods 15 16
Plural of quod: Slang for prison or jail (British English).
quids 15 16
Plural of quid: British slang for a pound sterling; also a chew of tobacco.
quilt 14 16
A padded blanket made by sewing layers of fabric together.
quern 14 16
A hand-operated millstone for grinding grain.
quean 14 16
An archaic term for a young woman or impudent girl.
queue 14 16
A line of people or things waiting; also to wait in line.
queen 14 16
A female ruler; also the most powerful chess piece.
quoit 14 15
A ring thrown in a traditional game similar to horseshoes.
quasi 14 15
Seemingly or apparently, but not really, e.g., quasi-legal.
quart 14 15
A unit of volume, a quarter of a gallon.
quass 14 15
A fermented Russian beverage made from rye or barley.
quota 14 15
A fixed share or amount assigned, e.g., a sales quota.
qaids 15 15
Plural of qaid: A North African tribal or military leader.
qanat 14 15
An underground irrigation channel, especially in arid regions like Iran.
quote 14 15
To repeat or cite someone’s words, e.g., quote a proverb.
quits 14 15
Even or settled, e.g., call it quits; also third-person of quit.
quite 14 15
To a certain extent or completely, e.g., quite tired.
qadis 15 15
Plural of qadi: An Islamic judge or magistrate.
quiet 14 15
Silent or calm, e.g., a quiet room.
quate 14 15
A dialectal or archaic form of quiet, meaning calm.
quais 14 15
Plural of quai: A French term for quay or wharf.
queer 14 15
Strange or odd; also a term for non-normative gender/sexuality.
quirt 14 15
A short riding whip used in the American West.
quare 14 15
An Irish dialect form of queer, meaning odd or strange.
quire 14 15
A set of 24 or 25 sheets of paper; also an archaic term for choir.
quest 14 15
A search or pursuit, e.g., a quest for knowledge.
4 Letter Words – Words Beginning With Q – A List With Scores
Word, Scrabble® Points, Words With Friends® Points
quiz 22 23; qoph 18 18; quip 15 17; quey 16 16; quag 14 16; quay 16 16; quod 14 15; quid 14 15; quin 13 15; quad 14 15; qaid 14 14; quit 13 14; qadi 14 14; quai 13 14; qats 13 13
4 Letter Words – Words Beginning With Q
Word, Scrabble Points, Words With Friends Points
Definition
Word, Scrabble® Points, Words With Friends® Points
quiz 22 23
A test or questioning, often playful or educational, e.g., a trivia quiz.
qoph 18 18
The 19th letter of the Hebrew alphabet, often transliterated as “q.”
quip 15 17
A witty or clever remark, e.g., a sarcastic quip.
quey 16 16
A variant of whey: The liquid remaining after milk curdles; also a young cow in Scottish dialect.
quag 14 16
A marshy or boggy area, short for quagmire.
quay 16 16
A wharf or dock for loading ships, typically made of stone or concrete.
quod 14 15
British slang for prison or jail, e.g., sent to quod.
quid 14 15
British slang for a pound sterling; also a chew of tobacco.
quin 13 15
Slang for a quintuplet or a set of five, often in card games.
quad 14 15
Short for quadrilateral, quadriceps, or a four-wheeled vehicle (ATV).
qaid 14 14
A North African tribal or military leader, also spelled caïd.
quit 13 14
To leave or abandon, e.g., quit a job.
qadi 14 14
An Islamic judge or magistrate, also spelled kadi.
quai 13 14
A French term for a quay or wharf, often along a river.
qats 13 13
Plural of qat (also khat): A plant chewed for its stimulant effects in East Africa and the Middle East.
3 Letter Words – Words Beginning With Q – A List With Scores
Word, Scrabble® Points, Words With Friends® Points
qua 12 13; qis 12 12; qat 12 12
3 Letter Words – Words Beginning With Q
Word, Scrabble Points, Words With Friends Points
Definition
Word, Scrabble® Points, Words With Friends® Points
qua 12 13
In the capacity of; as being, e.g., qua artist, she excels (from Latin).
qis 12 12
Plural of qi: The vital energy in Chinese philosophy, believed to flow through the body.
qat 12 12
A plant (Catha edulis) chewed for its stimulant effects in East Africa and the Middle East; also spelled khat.
2 Letter Words – Words Beginning With Q – A List With Scores
Word, Scrabble® Points, Words With Friends® Points
qi 11 11
2 Letter Words – Words Beginning With Q
Word, Scrabble Points, Words With Friends Points
Definition
Word, Scrabble® Points, Words With Friends® Points
qi 11 11
The vital energy or life force in Chinese philosophy, believed to flow through the body; also spelled chi or ch’i.
