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Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 422
kwest’yun, n. a seeking an inquiry; an examination an investigation dispute doubt a subject of discu ion. —v to ask questions ot to examine by questions to inquire of to regard ox doubtful to have no confidence in.— v.t. to ask questions to inquire. — Questioner. [Fr. — L. qiuestio -queero, qucrsiium Questionable, kwcst'yun-a-bl, adj that.may be questioned doubtful; unceitam susnicious. adv. Questionably - n Quest'i on a bien e . Questionary, kwest'ymi-ar-t, adj asking ques tiens. Questlonlst, kwest'yun-ist, « a questioner. Questor, kwest'or, « a Roman magistrate who had chatge of the money affairs of the state a treasurer. — n Quest'orship. [L. qutestor, contr, of qita's tior—qtuero Queue, kii, « a /nzY-hke twist of hair formerly worn at the back of the head. [See Cue.} Quibble, kwil/ u. a turning away from the point in question into matters irrelevant or insignificant an evasion, a pun a petty conceit. v.t. to evade a question by a play upon words to cavil to trifle in argument to pun.— Qulbbler. [From M. E quib, a form of Quip.] Quick, kwik, adj living moving: lively speedy; rapid nimble ready. —adv. without delay rapidly soon —n. a living animal or plant the — living the living flesh the sensitive parts. — ativ. Quickly n Quick ne . [A.S attic Ice. ktdkr, Prov. Ger. queck, Goth, qvsius, living allied to L. vivo, victum, Gr. Hod, Sans, jiv, to live
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