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queal
queal, queel, v. Obs. exc. dial. (kwiːl) [Later form of quail v.; for the change of vowel, cf. queasy.] intr. and trans. = quail v.1515 Barclay Egloges ii. (1570) B v, Their matters quealeth, for solde is all Justice. 1550 Hooper Serm. Jonas vii. Wks. (Parker Soc.) 552 He bringeth forth a young tree... Oxford English Dictionary
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William Nelson Queal
William Nelson Queal, Sr. (August 9, 1887 – July 8, 1960), was an American distance runner. wikipedia.org
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queel
queel var. queal v. Oxford English Dictionary
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Synalepha
The same thing happens with -ro and os- and so the line has eleven syllables (syllable boundaries are shown by a dot): Los·ca·be·llos·queal·o·roos·cu wikipedia.org
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quell
▪ I. quell, n.1 rare. (kwɛl) [f. quell v.1] Slaying, slaughter; power or means to quell.c 1420 Anturs of Arth. 49 (Douce MS.) Withe gret questes and quelles Bothe in frethes and felles. 1543 Grafton Contn. Harding 518 Through al the tyme of hys vsurped reygne neuer ceased theyre quel, murder, death ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Robert Davi
He has two sisters, Yvonne Davi (deceased), and Michelle Queal. wikipedia.org
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squeal
▪ I. squeal, n. (skwiːl) Also 8–9 squeel; north. dial. 8–9 sweel, 9 sweeal. [f. the vb.] 1. a. A more or less prolonged sharp cry; a shrill scream. Also fig.1747 Relph Misc. Poems 2 The shearers aw brast out In sweels of laughter. 1776 Pennant Brit. Zool. (ed. 4) I. 85 It is observable that the male... Oxford English Dictionary
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Alicia Straub
Representative Lewis, Senator Straub received 51 votes, with 22 votes going to Doug Keesling, a farmer from Rice County, Kansas and 18 votes going to Donna Hoener-Queal wikipedia.org
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queasy
queasy, a. (ˈkwiːzɪ) Forms: 5–6 coisy, coysy; 5 qweysye, 5–6 queysy, (6 -se, -sie), 6 quaisie, -sy, 6–7 queisie; 5–6 quasy, (6 -ie, -ye); 5 qwesye, 6 quesie, -y(e, 6–7 queasie, (6 -ye), queazie, 7– queasy, 6–7, 20- queazy. [Of obscure history. The early forms coisy and queisy prob. indicate a F. ori... Oxford English Dictionary
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John W. Overton
There, he was trained by Michael Sweeney, William Nelson Queal, and John Mack. wikipedia.org
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quire
▪ I. quire, n.1 (kwaɪə(r)) Forms: α. 3 cwaer, quaer, 4–5 quayer, (5 -ere, qwayer, quaier), 4–6 quayre, (5 qwayre, qvayr), 5–6 qv-, quare, quair, 5–7 quaire, (6 qw-). β. 6 quear(e, quere, 6–7 queere, 6–7 (9 dial.) queer. γ. 6 quier, quyer, 5– quire. [a. OF. quaer, quaier (later caier, mod. cahier a q... Oxford English Dictionary
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Beresford, South Dakota
Queal and F. M. Slagle established Beresford's first lumber yards. Thomas Kane Miller was the first shoe cobbler and barber. C. R. wikipedia.org
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quail
▪ I. quail, n. (kweɪl) Forms: 4 quaille, 4–5 quaylle, 4–6 quayle, 4–7 quaile, 5 qwayle, qwyle, 6 quale, Sc. qua(i)lȝe, (7 -ȝie), 6– quail. [a. OF. quaille (F. caille) = Prov. calha, It. quaglia, OSp. coalla, med.L. qualia, qualea and quaquila, quacula; the source is prob. Teutonic, cf. MDu., MLG. qu... Oxford English Dictionary
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