SAT Vocabulary for 3rd September : Here is the complete list.

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SAT Vocabulary for 3rd September :

Quack (n): the cry of a duck, a pretender of knowledge and skill esp. in medicine
Quad (n): a guadrangle, a court
Quadrangle (n): a figure with four sides; a rectangular or square courtyard
Quadrilateral (adj.): four sided
Quadrilateral (n): a figure with four sides
Quadrille (n): card game for four with 40 cards
Quadruped (n): a four-footed animal
Quadruple (n & v): four times, make four fold
Quadruple (adj.): four-fold
Quaff (v): to drink or swallow in large gulps
Quagmire (n): wet soft boggy ground
Quail (n): a bird
Quail (v): show fear
Quaint (adj.): attractive but unfamiliar
Quake (v): shake, tremble with (fear, cold, etc.)
Quake (n): a trembling, shiver, an earthquake
Quaker (n): a member of a Christian group conducting meetings without priests
Qualification (n): fitness for a post or office
Qualify (v): make eligible or fit, modify, put a limit to
Quality (v): distinguishing trait, goodness, respected social position
Qualm (n): feeling of faintness, uneasiness
Quandary (n): perplexing state, dilemma
Quantity (n): something which can be measured i.e. weight, size, amount, number
Quarantine (n): a system under which persons are kept in seclusion until it is known that there is no danger of spreading disease
Quarrel (n): an angry dispute, brawl
Quarrel (v): dispute
Quarrelsome (adj.): habitually quarrelling
Quarry (n): a place in the ground from which stone is dug, a hunted animal etc.
Quarry (v): dig from a quarry
Quart (n): the forth part of gallon
Quarter (n): one fourth of the whole, ½ of a hundred weight, a room or cell
Quarter (v): give room, to cut into four
Quarter–deck (n): place in the ship reserved for officer
Quarter-master (n): a military officer in charge of the stores
Quartet (ie) (n): singular (four)
Quartz (n): a kind of mineral that is made up a hard crystal
Quash (v): make void, annul, put an end to
Quaver (v): tremble, shake
Quaver (n): musical note
Quay (n): a landing place where boats are loaded or unloaded
Queen (n): strange, suspicious, unwell
Queer (adj.): strange, suspicious, unwell
Quell (v): to suppress
Quench (v): allay, put out, cool

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