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[English queri monious; -ne .] The quality or state of being querimonious; a disposition to complain at trifles querulousne . *quer'-i-môn- *quer-i-mon-ye, subst . [QUERIMONIOUS.] A complaint, a complaining. "The kyng muche greued and troubled with hys broth. er's dayly querimonye." -Hall : Edward IV . (an. 17). quër-Ist, subst. [Eng. quer (y); -ist.] One who inquires or asks questions; an inquirer. "What is there in this at all repugnant to what the querist maintains?"- Water land: Works, i. 13. *quer-is-tor (1), s. [QUERIST.) A questioner. ( Bale : Select Works , p. 199.) *quer-is-tor (2), s . [CHORISTER.] querk, *quirk-en, v . t . [Icel. kverk , kverkar = the throat; O.Sw. quark a =to throttle.] To choke, to throttle, to stifle, to suffocate. querl, v. t. [German querlen, quirlen =to twirl, from querl, quirt =a twirling stick.] [TWIRL.] To twirl; to turn or wind round; to coil.