• qatar Qatar Court of Appeal note: under the new judiciary law issued in 2003, the former two court systems, civil and Islamic law, were merged under a higher court, the Court of Cassation, established for appeals
• quad How silently did all come down the staircases into the chapel quad, that evening!
• quart But there was really nothing to worry about; I had a half-tank of gas and I wouldn't need more than a quart of oil.
• quarter Minutes passed; the hour struck; the quarter; the half-hour.
• quarto The fire was dead and dull, one lamp, and that a comparatively small one, was burning at the extreme end, leaving the main proportion of the lofty and sombre room in an artificial twilight, scarcely powerful enough to render visible the titles of the folio and quarto volumes which were jammed into the lower tiers of the bookshelves.
• quartz When crushed in the spring his quartz did not "pay."
• quiet "No, little one, I am not," was the quiet reply.
• quirt Antonio waved his arm excitedly and was about to expostulate, but Hopalong cut him short by hitting him across the face with his quirt: "D-n you!"
• quit If it can't I for one quit railroading.
• quite "It's quite all right.
• quito 31 Atahuallpa expressed a desire that his remains might be transported to Quito, the place of his birth, to be preserved with those of his maternal ancestors.
• quoit I killed the monster with my quoit.
• quota Allocation of quotas for new immigrants is important to maintain cultural diversity.
• quote
• Quanta A laser drove electrons through a gold targets nuclei, which caused the incoming electrons to emit energy quanta that decayed into both matter and antimatter.
• Quoth
• quotas As part of the quota system, a certain number of women must be employed in the engineering field.
• quarts In the morning pour off the water and add fresh 3 quarts.
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