English words starting with Q

59 words starting with Q with Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and examples.

• Quacknoun(A person who dishonestly claims to have special knowledge and skill in some field, typi…
• QuackerynounFalse or dishonest medical practice or claims; fraud in medicine.
• QuacksnounA person who dishonestly claims to have medical knowledge or skills
• QuadrantnounOne of four equal parts of a circle, area, or plane.
• QuadrupednounAn animal that walks on four feet.
• QuaffverbDrink something heartily and in large gulps.
• QuagmireNounAn awkward, complex, or hazardous situation from which it is difficult to escape.
• QuailverbTo shrink back or tremble in fear; to lose courage.
• QuaintadjectiveAttractively unusual or old-fashioned.
• QualitativeadjectiveRelated to the quality, character, or nature of something rather than its quantity.
• QualmnounMeaning: an uneasy feeling of doubt, worry, or fear, especially about one's own conduct;…
• QualmsnounA feeling of doubt or worry about whether what you are doing is right.
• QuandarynounA state of uncertainty or confusion about what to do in a difficult situation. (??????, …
• QuantifyverbTo measure or express something in numbers or quantity.
• QuantitativeadjectiveRelating to quantity or the amount of something rather than its quality.
• QuantumnounAn amount of something:
• Quarantinenoun/verbIsolation to prevent the spread of disease.
• QuarantinednounA situation in which a person or animal that might have a disease is kept separate from …
• Quarrelverb/nounTo argue angrily with someone; an angry disagreement.
• Quarrynoun/verbA place where stone, sand, or minerals are dug out from the ground; also, to dig or extr…
• QuashverbTo officially say that a decision made by a court is no longer legally acceptable or cor…
• QuashedverbTo say that an official decision is no longer true or legal.
• QuashingverbTo say that an official decision is no longer true or legal
• QuasiSuffixBeing partly or almost./ in some significant sense or degree./ having features that are …
• QuaververbTo shake or tremble while speaking or singing.
• QuaynounA platform built beside water where ships load and unload goods or passengers.
• QueasyadjectiveFeeling nauseous; slightly sick in the stomach; uneasy.
• QueeradjectiveDescribing or relating to a sexual identity or gender identity that is different from tr…
• QuellverbTo stop something such as violent behaviour or protests.
• QuenchingverbTo drink so that you no longer feel thirsty.
• QuerulousadjectiveComplaining in a rather petulant or whining manner.
• QuerulousnessnounThe habit of complaining in an irritable or whining manner.
• QuestnounA long or arduous search for something.
• QuestionnairenounA written set of questions used to collect information from people.
• QuestsnounSearch for something
• Qui vivenoun(On the alert or lookout/ condition of heightened watchfulness or preparation for action)
• QuibbleverbTo argue or complain about a small matter or an unimportant detail.
• QuicksilveradjectiveChanging very quickly and unpredictably; lively and hard to control.
• Quid pro quonounA favor or advantage granted in return for something.
• QuidditynounThe inherent nature or essence of someone or something; a distinctive feature.
• QuidnuncnounAn inquisitive, gossipy person; someone who always wants to know what is going on.
• QuiescencenounThe state of being quiet or not active.
• QuiescentadjectiveIn a state or period of inactivity or dormancy.
• QuietudenounA state of stillness, calm, and quietness.
• QuintessencenounThe most perfect or typical example of a quality or class.
• QuintessentialadjectiveRepresenting the most perfect or typical example of a quality or class.
• QuipnounA clever or witty remark.
• QuirkyadjectiveUnconventional or unusual in a charming/odd way; marked by peculiar traits. (??????, ???…
• QuislingNounA traitor who collaborates with an enemy force occupying their country.
• QuittancenounA release from a debt, obligation, or claim; a receipt showing full payment.
• QuiververbTo shake slightly.
• QuixoticadjectiveExtremely idealistic; unrealistic and impractical.
• QuizzicaladjectiveShowing mild surprise or curious doubt; slightly amused and questioning.
• QuorumnounThe minimum number of members needed to be present for a meeting or assembly to conduct …
• QuotanounA fixed share, number, or amount that is officially allowed, required, or assigned.
• QuotedverbTo repeat exactly something that somebody else has said or written before.
• QuotidianadjectiveOccurring daily; ordinary or commonplace.
• QuotientnounThe result obtained by dividing one number by another.
• QuotingverbTo repeat exactly something that somebody else has said or written before.