Words Starting With QUI

443 words start with QUI. Scores range up to 47 points (QUIZZIFICATIONS), averaging 22.5 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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A trivial objection or argument, often based on wording.

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Past tense of QUIBBLE.

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Agent noun of QUIBBLE.

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Plural of QUIBBLER.

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Third-person singular present tense of QUIBBLE.

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Present participle of QUIBBLE.

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In a petty, argumentative manner.

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Plural of QUIBBLING.

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A small or petty argument or objection.

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Plural of QUIBLIN.

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Obsolete form of quitch.

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A savory tart filled with custard and various ingredients.

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Past tense of QUICH.

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Plural of QUICH.

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Present participle of QUICH.

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Sensitive flesh under a nail.

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The European rowan tree.

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Plural of QUICKBEAM.

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To make or become faster; to speed up.

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Past tense of QUICKEN.

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Agent noun of QUICKEN.

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Plural of QUICKENER.

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Present participle of QUICKEN.

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Plural of QUICKENING.

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Third-person singular present tense of QUICKEN.

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Comparative form of QUICK.

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Superlative form of QUICK.

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Done rapidly, one after another.

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Something done quickly, especially a brief sexual encounter.

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Plural of QUICKY.

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Calcium oxide, a white caustic solid.

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Plural of QUICKLIME.

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At a fast speed; rapidly.

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The quality of being fast or rapid.

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Plural of QUICKNESS.

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Plural of QUICK.

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Loose wet sand that engulfs objects or people.

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Plural of QUICKSAND.

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Live plant cuttings set in the ground, especially hawthorn.

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Plural of QUICKSET.

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The metallic element mercury, liquid at room temperature.

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Past tense of QUICKSILVER.

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More like quicksilver; more mercurial.

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Most like quicksilver; most mercurial or changeable.

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Present participle of QUICKSILVER.

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Plural of QUICKSILVERING.

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Having the qualities of quicksilver.

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Plural of QUICKSILVER.

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Resembling quicksilver in appearance or movement.

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A fast ballroom dance with quick steps.

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Past tense of quickstep; danced the quickstep.

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Present participle of quickstep.

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Plural of QUICKSTEP.

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A hawthorn tree, especially Crataegus monogyna.

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Plural of QUICKTHORN.

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A hurried or brief act or thing.

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A pound sterling; British money.

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A person of no importance; a nobody.

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Plural of QUIDAM.

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Made into or resembling quiddany, a jelly-like confection.

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How many words starting with qui are there?

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What is the highest-scoring word start with QUI?

QUIZZIFICATIONS scores 47 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.