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➠ Words that start with q

List contains 1324 Words that start with "q".

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qed
  • - Letters at the end of a logician's proof
  • - Letters at a proof's end
  • - Proof finale, in brief
  • - Abbr. in a proof
  • - mathematics: which letters come after something has been proven?
  • - Initials in a math proof
  • - Abbreviation in a proof
  • - Post-proof abbr.
  • - Letters in math proofs
  • - Thus, in proofs
  • - Proof's ending
  • - Proof's end
  • - Proof-ending trigram
  • - Proof-concluding abbr.
  • - Proof conclusion
  • - Math-proof initials
  • - Math letters
  • - Math journal letters
  • - Letters to a mathematician
  • - Letters of triumph
  • - Letters of logic
  • - Letters of evidence
  • - Letters at the end of a math proof
  • - Letters at the end of a math dissertation, perhaps
  • - Latin abbr. used in math proofs
  • - It's often caught by proof readers
  • - Geometry letters
  • - Final letters in geometry
  • - Final letters encountered when proof reading?
  • - End of a math proof
  • - Conclusive letters
  • - "That which was to be demonstrated," in proofs
  • - "Here's the proof!"
  • - Math proof
  • - Proof letters
  • - Letters for a proof reader
  • - Letters at the end of a proof
  • - Geometry proof letters
  • - Math proof abbr
  • - End of a proof, for short
  • - End of a proof
  • - Proof-ending letters
  • - Proof-ending abbr
  • - 'Proven,' in proofs
  • - Math proof ending
  • - Proof ending
  • - Logician's letters
  • - Argument-ending letters
  • - "That's the proof," in math
  • - Logical conclusion letters
  • - End-of-proof letters
  • - Abbr. after a proof
  • - Letters of proof
  • - Proof abbr
  • - Letters following a proof
  • - Last thing seen by a proof reader?
  • - Proof finale letters
  • - Proof ender
  • - Logician's proof ending
  • - Math proof-ending letters
  • - Abbr. ending a math proof
  • - Proof finish
  • - Logical ending
  • - Ending letters
  • - Abbr. at the end of a proof
  • - Letters concluding a proof
  • - Letters seen during proofreading?
  • - "Proved!" letters
  • - Logical letters
  • - Conclusion letters
  • - Proof finisher
  • - Last letters of a math proof
  • - Letters from a mathematician
  • - Proof initials
  • - Math proof letters
  • - Mathematician's letters
  • - Proof concluder
  • - Calculus class letters
  • - Concluding letters for a proof reader
  • - End-of-proof abbr.
  • - Proof finale
  • - Mathematical proof letters
  • - Math prof's proof ender
  • - Abbr. that a proof reader might come across?
  • - Letters after a proof
  • - Proof closer
  • - Letters seen by a proof reader?
  • - mathematical proof finisher
  • - Which was to be demonstrated
  • - Euclidean abbr.
  • - Geometry abbr.
  • - End of a demonstration?
  • - Which was to be proved
  • - Which was to be demonstrated (legalese)
  • - Theorem prover's sign-off
  • - Theorem initials
  • - Proved, in math.
  • - Mathematician's sign-off
  • - Math text abbr.
  • - Math finale
  • - Logician's triumphant sign-off
  • - Logician's signoff
  • - Logician's sign-off
  • - Logician's "and, therefore"
  • - It is proven monogram
  • - Geometric postscript
  • - Geometer's sign-off
  • - Geometer's postscript
  • - Geometer's P.S.
  • - Finale for a geom. lesson
  • - Equivalent of "the end"
  • - End of many an argument
  • - As shown, for short
  • - Argument's conclusion
  • - Abbr. in a math textbook
  • - "That's how it's done" mathematically
  • - "That's how it's done"
  • - "I proved my point"
  • - "Here endeth the math"
  • - "And there you have it!" to a mathematician
  • - "And that's how it's done!", for short
  • - Latin abbr.
  • - Math initials
  • - Math abbr.
  • - Mosul money
  • - Familiar inits. in math
  • - Quantum electrodynamics, abbr
  • - Logical conclusion
  • - Logician's 'as was proven'
  • - Mathematician's 116-Down
  • - The end of mathematics?
  • - 'And that proves it'
  • - Abbr. in math class
  • - Math class abbr
  • - Mathematician's 'I'm done'
  • - Logician's conclusion
  • - Logician's 'There you have it'
  • - 'Proven!'
  • - Lawyer's acronym
  • - Mathematician's closing flourish, at times
  • - Mathematician's 'Done!'
  • - Relative of "Voilà!"
  • - Logician's abbr.
  • - Math prof's "There you have it"
  • - Latin abbr. used in math
  • - End of an argument
  • - Abbr. after a series of equations, maybe
  • - Logician's "There!"
  • - Triumphant end?
  • - Logical abbr.
  • - Mathematician's interjection
  • - Logician's "ta-da!"
  • - Argument ender
  • - Mathematician's "See, like I said"
  • - Mathematician's initials
  • - Math notation
  • - Mathematician's abbr.
  • - Mathematician's "ta-da!"
  • - Peter Parnell play about physicist Richard Feynman
  • - Logician's "Proved!"
  • - Gertrude Stein's first novel, published posthumously as "Things As They Are"
  • - Eye infection
qeii
  • - Ocean liner, briefly
  • - Noted liner, briefly
  • - Royally named liner, briefly
  • - Monarch who gives an annual Christmas speech, briefly
  • - Monarch who took the throne in '52
  • - Monarch in Netflix's 'The Crown,' informally
  • - Longest-reigning British monarch, informally
  • - Kate Middleton's nana-in-law, briefly
  • - Royal who's notably a crossword fan, for short
  • - Role for Helen Mirren, briefly
  • - Cunard retiree, briefly
  • - Long-reigning English monarch, informally
  • - Monarch moniker, for short
  • - British monarch beginning in '52
  • - Retired Cunard liner, briefly
  • - British monarch, initially
  • - Cunard vessel named for a reigning monarch, familiarly
  • - great liner, for short
  • - Famed ocean liner, for short
  • - Famed ocean liner [abbr.]
  • - Ocean liner, familiarly
  • - Famed Cunard liner, familiarly
  • - Role for Helen Mirren, informally
  • - U.K. V.I.P
  • - Prince Philip's spouse, for short
  • - Longtime Cunard flagship, for short
  • - Royal Brit, in brief
  • - ...... Centre (London conference building named for a living royal)
  • - Legendary ocean liner, familiarly
  • - Kate Middleton's mother-in-law, for short
  • - Cunard flagship for 35 yrs.
  • - Grandmother of 30-Across, informally
  • - Former Cunard fleet member, for short
  • - Awarder of MBEs
  • - Helen Mirren's crowning role, informally?
  • - Ruler crowned in 1953, informally
  • - Retired Cunard flagship, for short
  • - Cunard liner, informally
  • - Liner of note
  • - Prince Philip's wife, for short
  • - Oscar-winning role for Helen Mirren, in brief
qeds
  • - Letters used in geometry problems.
  • - Proof letters
  • - Math abbreviations
qedmedications
  • - Drugs that will help you finish your math proofs?
qef
  • - Which was to be done: Lat. abbr.
  • - Which was to be done: Abbr.
  • - Geom. term
qedhotchilipeppers
  • - "Therefore, I have proven the existence of jalapeños!"?
qbs
  • - Fall Sunday VIPs
  • - Gridiron VIPs
  • - NFL VIPs
  • - TD throwers
  • - td throwers, often
  • - Gridiron play callers, for short
  • - They throw TDs
  • - they throw to tes
  • - NFL players who throw to wide receivers: Abbr.
  • - nfl team leaders
  • - lamar jackson and tom brady, for two (abbr.)
  • - montana et al.: abbr.
  • - ones getting exercise on hikes, for short
  • - pros who might get sacked
  • - hail mary deliverers, for short?
  • - Sack takers, briefly
  • - Play directors, briefly
  • - NFL snap-takers
  • - Mahomes and others: Abbr.
  • - Brady and Brees, for ex.
  • - Brady and Brees, e.g.
  • - BMOCs, often
  • - Many Super Bowl MVPs
  • - Most Super Bowl M.V.P.s
  • - Lamar Jackson and Patrick Mahomes, for short
  • - Early NFL draft picks, often
  • - Moon and Starr of the NFL
  • - Most Super Bowl MVPs
  • - Ones making passing judgments, for short?
  • - Some NFL All-Pros
  • - Signal callers, for short
  • - NFL passers
  • - NFL play callers
  • - Bradford and Bradshaw, for two: Abbr
  • - Snap receivers: Abbr
  • - NFL pass throwers
  • - Play starters, for short
  • - NFL players who pass
  • - Victims of NFL sacks
  • - Ones going for hikes, for short?
  • - Snap targets, for short
  • - Play callers, for short
  • - The Manning bros.
  • - Ones taking hikes: Abbr.
  • - NFL captains
  • - Moon and Starr: Abbr.
  • - Brees and Brady: Abbr.
  • - NFL signal-callers
  • - Super Bowl MVPs, often
  • - The Mannings, e.g.
  • - Football passers, for short
  • - NFL players such as 64-Across
  • - Tebow and Romo, for short
  • - Sackable NFL players
  • - Valuable fantasy football picks, for short
  • - The Manning brothers, e.g.
  • - They may pass from shotguns: Abbr.
  • - The NFL's Montana and Favre, e.g.
  • - The Mannings, briefly
  • - Sackable NFLers
  • - NFL hurlers
  • - Ones making handoffs, for short
  • - Eli and Peyton Manning, for two: Abbr.
  • - Signal callers: Abbr.
  • - Highly paid NFLers
  • - Ones making snap decisions?
  • - Montana and others, for short
  • - "Hike!" callers in football, for short
  • - Bootleg runners, for short
  • - The Mannings of the NFL
  • - NFL's Mannings, e.g.
  • - The NFL's Mannings, e.g.
  • - N.F.L. hurlers
  • - TD pass throwers
  • - Audible callers on the gridiron (abbr.)
  • - Ball-passing NFLers
  • - Huddle figs.
  • - Some hikers' targets, for short
  • - Moon and Starr, for short
  • - Montana and Marino (abbr.)
  • - Passers, briefly
  • - The NFL's Manning brothers, for two
  • - NFL leaders
  • - Football VIP's
  • - Vick and Favre (Abbr.)
  • - Ball-passing N.F.L.'ers
  • - TD tossers
  • - Some NFLers
  • - Snap takers, for short
  • - Shotgun figures: Abbr.
  • - Audible callers: Abbr.
  • - They take a lot of hikes: Abbr.
  • - Gridiron V.I.P.'s
  • - Gridiron sneakers: Abbr.
  • - Moon and Tittle (abbr.)
  • - Warner and Brady
  • - Tittle and Tarkenton: Abbr.
  • - Brett Favre and Doug Flutie, for short
  • - Montana and others: Abbr.
  • - Montana and Moon, in brief
  • - Some N.F.L. players
  • - Grid leaders
  • - Some NFL All-Stars
  • - Manning and Manning, e.g.
  • - Drive directors, briefly
  • - Brees and Rogers, e.g.
  • - 23 out of the 44 Super Bowl MVPS
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  • - patrick mahomes and c.j. stroud, for two: abbr.
qbratings
  • - ESPN football stats
qban
  • - Like many Miamians
qbees
  • - Workers' bosses
qbacksneak
  • - Gridiron play
qatarstrings
  • - Mideast orchestral group?
qatarplayer
  • - Band member in Arabia?
qbert
  • - Hopping video game character
  • - Arcade game character pursued by a snake named Coily
  • - Video game with a cube-hopping character
  • - Video game that takes place in an Escheresque pyramid
  • - Video game character who begins atop a psychedelic pyramid
  • - Venerable pyramid game
  • - Pyramid hopper in a 1980s arcade game
  • - Orange video game hero
  • - Orange character from the '80s who appears in "Wreck-It Ralph"
  • - Hopping arcade character
  • - Game that takes place on a pyramid
  • - Cube-jumping arcade game of the 1980s
  • - Cube-hopping video game
  • - Cube-hopping character in a 1980s arcade game
  • - Cube-hopping '80s arcade creature
  • - Classic arcade game with an asterisk in its name / Character featured in the Adam Sandler bomb "Pixels"
  • - Classic arcade game character who hopped around a pyramid
  • - Arcade game that takes place on a pyramid
  • - Arcade game hero who swears in an alien language
  • - Orange-colored arcade star
  • - Noted cubist of the '80s?
  • - '80s arcade sensation with an asterisk in its name
qatarisafari
  • - Expedition in Doha?
qataris
  • - Some Gulf residents
  • - Some OPEC ministers
  • - Residents of the world's richest country per capita
  • - Persian Gulf residents in Doha
  • - Emirate subjects
  • - Their country is a peninsula
  • - 2022 World Cup hosts
  • - Neighbors of Saudis
qataririyal
  • - Doha currency
qatarigames
  • - Middle Eastern football competition?
qataricomputers
  • - Some Mideast laptops?
qbertparks
  • - Petting zoos full of '80s video game characters?
qbertsqubes
  • - 1983 arcade game sequel
qbertandroeper
  • - Duo that might review films based on arcade games?
qbfromnew
  • - Start of a sports prediction
qboat
  • - Merchant vessel with concealed guns
  • - Mystery ship
qbrating
  • - Efficiency stat for NFL passers
  • - Sports metric where a perfect score is 158.3
qbranch
  • - MI6 R&D division in 007 novels
qbsneaks
  • - Plays after some snaps, in brief
  • - Devious plays run by NFL signal callers
  • - 4th-and-inches plays, often, in brief
qbsneak
  • - 4th-and-inches play, often
  • - Tricky-sounding short yardage attempt, briefly
  • - Short yardage play, often, for short
  • - Short yardage play, briefly
  • - Common goal line play, for short [2 wds]
  • - Post-snap ploy, briefly
qbstudents
  • - Scholars of Eli Manning and Tom Brady?
qbvii
  • - 1970 Leon Uris novel
  • - Novel whose four parts are titled "The Plaintiff," "The Defendants," "Brief to Counsel," and "The Trial"
  • - No. 19 on the list (by Leon Uris)
  • - 1970 Leon Uris book, and a hint to this puzzle's theme
qcumber
  • - Potential pickle
qd
  • - Once a day, as in Latin
qdeck
  • - Area of a ship where ceremonies take place
qe
  • - financial technique of quantitative easing
  • - Ontario Freeway, colloquially
  • - abbreviation for queen elizabeth
  • - Math equation using square numbers
qdoba
  • - Taco Bell competitor
  • - Chipotle competitor
  • - Mexican-style fast casual restaurant chain
  • - Chipotle alternative
  • - Chipotle rival
  • - Big name in burritos
  • - "Fast Fresh and Friendly" chain
qdota
  • - Mexican chain owned by Jack in the Box
qdoll
  • - Carny booth prize
qatari
  • - from doha, for example
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