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one curious to know everything. n. peace; apathy. (S') n. final discharge; repose; dentil. a. consisting of five. [in the middle. PEARS’ CYCLOPAEDIA. QUlNQUENNlAL.a.five-yearly.Jday before Easter. Quinsy, ti. inflammation of tonsils or throat. Quintal, n. ioo lbs TOO kilogrammes, 220 lbs. QUINTESSENCE, ti. the; fifth or highest e ence. QUINTETTE, n. composition for five voices QUINTROON, child of white man by woman with QUINTUPLE, a. fivefold. QUIP, v v. taunt. QUIRE, n. 24 sheets of paper choir. e UITCLAIM, n. release; by deed;—v. release QUITRENT, n. rent by which tenant is discharged. QUITTANCE, n. discharge from debt; repayment. a UI VIVE, Fr. who goes there? on the watch. (QUIXOTIC, (ot') a. romantic. N [tions. QUIXOTISM, (quix') n. romantic and absurd noQUIZ, v. puzzle mock look at through a gla . QUOAD SACRA,; L. as; far as concerns sacred QUOIN, n. corner wedge. [things. QUOIT, n. flat ring; for pitching. QUONDAM, a. former. QUORUM, 71 bench of justices; number for doing QUOTA, n. share. proportion. [busine . QUOTABLE, a. that; may be quoted or cited. QUOTIDIAN, a. occurring daily;—n. fever recur QUOTIENT, n. number resulting from division RABBINICAL, a. of Rabbins or Jewish doctors. RABELAISIAN, a. extravagantly grotesque, [bia. RABID, a. mad. RABIES, ».madne or hydro pho RACCOON, n. carnivorous beast, like badger. Raceme, ti. cluster of flowers or fruit arranged RACIAL, a. of race or lineage. [along a stem. RACINESS, being racy or sharp flavoured. RACKET, ti. RACK-RENT, n. rent raised to; the utmost. RADIAL, a. pertaining to the fore-arm. Radiance, n. sparkling brightne . RADIATOR, ti. body radiating or emitting rays. RADICAL,* a.;—n. original; implanted by nature; RADICLE, n. part of a seed which becomes; a root. RADIUS, ti. semi-diameter of circle. RAFF, sweepings rabble. RAFFLE, ti. v. 71. cast, or; casting, lots for a prize. RAFTERS, 7i. pi. roof-timbers of a building. Ragamuffin, n. mean fellow. Raghuvansa, n. famous Sanskrit poem. RAGOUT, (goo') n. highly seasoned dish. Raid, n. military incursion for plunder. RAILLERY, 71 banter; jesting language. RAIMENT, n.. clothing garments. RAINBOW, many-coloured; arch formed by the RAISIN, 71. dried grape. RAlSONNE',(zon'-ne')Fr. RAJAH, 71. Indian* prince. [properly arranged. RAKE, ti. tool libertine; v. sweep with cannon.