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Words Start with: (Q) PAGE #1
1. Quack (charlatão) :
I heard a quack and saw some ducks huddled together
2. Quaff (beber em grandes goles) :
Firstly the youth of today do not understand the meaning of the word temperance an extra hours drinking will simply mean an extra four pints of premium strength lager quaffed by these hedonistic louts
3. Quagmire (atoleiro) :
One facet of this tragedy is the absence of visionary leadership capable of leading humanity out of its quagmire
4. Quaint (singular) :
It was not until the next night in a quaint old bar in Amsterdam that the wonder of the whole trip hit me
5. Qualm (enjôo) :
He also added that he would have no qualms about seeking expenses for the trip
6. Quandary (dilema) :
I find myself in a quandary of sorts and wonder if you have any advice or insights you may be able to offer a youngish aspiring writer of fiction for the screen
7. Quarantine (quarentena) :
Patients are considered contagious and should remain in quarantine until all scabs separate
8. Quarry (pedreira) :
Thai troops are on alert along the border to prevent invasions due by troops in hot pursuit of their quarry
9. Quell (reprimir) :
Police and soldiers were sent to Yelwa to quell the violence and the town has been reported calm since Friday
10. Querulous (ranzinza) :
As a professional for example Dr Sermond presides with creeping midlife ennui over a querulous clientele to whom he gives little more than amused compassionmuch of it arising from his own seeming lack of problems
11. Quibble (trocadilho) :
A gaggle of quibblers complain that chickens do fly albeit short distances
12. Quintessential (quintessencial) :
Thus though something of a rebel in British academic society he was also quintessentially British
13. Quirk (equívoco) :
Leya nodded absently staring at the photographs her lips quirking into a smirk
14. Quisling (traidor) :
Genuine democratic and social renewal within the Balkans can never take place under the political tutelage of the Western powers and their local quislings
15. Quixotic (quixotesco) :
Im hoping quixotically I suppose for the plans defeat
16. Quotidian (quotidiano) :
Can you say a little more about how these ideas play out in design and the more quotidian worlds of publishing packaging branding and promotion
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