Words Containing CQU
140 words contain CQU anywhere. Scores range up to 30 points (ACQUIESCINGLY), averaging 22.9 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.
Make someone familiar with something.
A person one knows slightly but not intimately.
Plural of ACQUAINTANCE.
Past tense of ACQUAINT.
Present participle of ACQUAINT.
Third-person singular present tense of ACQUAINT.
Property acquired not by inheritance.
Plural of ACQUEST.
To accept something reluctantly but without protest.
Past tense of ACQUIESCE.
Acceptance or agreement without protest.
Plural of ACQUIESCENCE.
Willing to accept or agree without protest.
In a manner showing passive acceptance.
Plural of ACQUIESCENT.
Third-person singular present tense of ACQUIESCE.
Present participle of ACQUIESCE.
In an acquiescing manner; yielding.
To acquit; to set free or clear.
Present participle of ACQUIGHT.
Plural of ACQUIGHT.
Plural of ACQUIRABILITY.
The quality of being acquirable.
Capable of being obtained or gained.
The process of acquiring something.
Plural of ACQUIRAL.
Come to possess or gain through effort.
Past tense of ACQUIRE.
A company or asset that is the target of an acquisition.
Plural of ACQUIREE.
A skill or ability obtained through training.
Plural of ACQUIREMENT.
Agent noun of ACQUIRE.
Plural of ACQUIRER.
Third-person singular present tense of ACQUIRE.
Present participle of ACQUIRE.
The accumulated legislation and obligations of the European Union.
The act of gaining possession of something.
Relating to acquisition.
Plural of ACQUISITION.
Eager to gain possessions or wealth.
In an acquisitive manner.
Strong desire to acquire and possess.
A person who acquires or obtains something.
Plural of ACQUISITOR.
Something acquired; gain.
Plural of ACQUIST.
To declare not guilty of a criminal charge.
Old spelling of acquit.
Third-person singular present tense of ACQUITE.
Present participle of ACQUIT.
The act of declaring someone not guilty; acquittal.
Plural of ACQUITMENT.
Third-person singular present tense of ACQUIT.
A judgment that a person is not guilty of a crime.
Plural of ACQUITTAL.
A document releasing someone from a debt.
Past tense of ACQUITTANCE.
Plural of ACQUITTANCE.
Present participle of ACQUITTANCE.
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ACQUIESCINGLY scores 30 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.