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quetch
quetch, quitch, v. Obs. exc. dial. Forms: α. 1 cweccan, (cu-), 3 quecchen, queche, 6 queech, queatche, 6–7 que(t)ch; β. (? 3 cwich, quic), 5 qvycch-, qvyhch-, qvytchyn, quycche, 6 quytch(e, quyche, quich, 6–7 quitch, 9 dial. quitchy; γ. 6 (9 dial.) quatch. pa. tense 1 cwæhte, 1, 3 cwehte, 3 quehte, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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queazen
queat(e, queatch(e, queave, queazen see quiet, wheat, quetch, quave, queasom. Oxford English Dictionary
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Doctor Dolittle's Garden
Plot In the first part of the book, Doctor Dolittle's assistant, Tommy Stubbins, reports on Professor Quetch, curator of the Dog Museum in the Home for wikipedia.org
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queiȝte
queiȝte obs. pa. tense of quetch v. Oxford English Dictionary
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quatch
▪ I. † quatch1 Obs. [f. quatch, var. quetch v.: cf. quinch n.] A word, a sound.a 1635 R. Corbet Poems (1807) 114 Noe; not a quatch, sad poets; doubt you, There is not greife enough without you? 1783 Nichols Bibl. Top. (1790) IV. 57 (Berks) A quatch is a word. (Hence in Grose and Halliwell.)▪ II. † q... Oxford English Dictionary
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quehte
quehte obs. pa. tense of quetch v. Oxford English Dictionary
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quahte
quahte obs. pa. tense of quetch v. Oxford English Dictionary
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squetch
† squetch obs. variant of quetch v.13.. Sir Beues 1753 Þe medwe squauȝte of [v.r. quakyd with] her dentes, Þe fur fleȝ out, so spark o flintes. Oxford English Dictionary
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quaȝte
quaȝte obs. pa. tense of quetch v. Oxford English Dictionary
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queite
queite obs. pa. tense of quetch v. Oxford English Dictionary
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queech
quee, queece, queech varr. quey, queest, quetch. Oxford English Dictionary
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aquetch
† aˈquetch, v. Obs. 1–4. Pa. tense acwehte, aqueighte. [OE. acwęcc(e)-an, f. a- prefix 1 + cwęccan: see quetch v. Orig. trans., but afterw. used as intr.] To move quickly, shake, vibrate.a 1000 Byrhtnoth (Gr.) 310 æsc acwehte. c 1300 K. Alis. 5257 Þe wode aqveiȝtte so hi sunge. c 1330 Arth. & Merl. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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quic
quic obs. f. quick a.; see also quetch v. Oxford English Dictionary
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quice
▪ I. † quice Obs. rare. In 5 qwyce. [Of obscure origin.] Only in quice-tree = gorse, whin.c 1440 Promp. Parv. 162/1 Fyrrys, or qwyce tre, or gorstys tre, ruscus. Ibid. 204/1, 421/1.▪ II. quice, quich variants of queest, quetch. Oxford English Dictionary
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queche
quecchen, quech(e obs. forms of quetch. Oxford English Dictionary
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