quatron (A.N.) 90, _a quartern_
quave (A.N.) _to shake, tremble_. _pret. s._ quaved, 373
queed (A.S.) 285, _the evil one, the devil_
queste-mongere (A.N. and A.S.) _one who made a business of conducting
inquests_
queynt (A.S.) 390, _quenched, destroyed_
queyntely (A.N.) 416, _quaintly, cunningly_
queyntise (A.N.) 385, 417, _cunning_
quellen (A.S.) _to kill_. _part. past_, quelt, 337, _killed_
+quenes (A.S.) 456, _women_. The word is used in the modern sense of the
word _wench_
quyk (A.S.) 384, 399, _live, alive_
quykne (A.S.) 390, _to give life to, bring to life_. _pret. s._ I quikne
quite, quyte (A.N.) 389, 390, _to quit, pay off_. _part. past_, quit, 390
quod (A.S.) _quoth, says_