46 words
| Word | IPS | ISM | IPSM | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| acquaint | åcquāint | ac-quaint | åc-quāint | v. make familiar with; inform |
| acquaintance | åcquāintånce | ac-quaint-ance | åc-quāint-ånce | n. a person one knows slightly n. knowledge of something through experience |
| qualify | quãlifȳ | qu-al-ify | qu-ãl-ifȳ | v. prove capable or fit; meet requirements v. make more specific v. make fit or prepared |
| quality | quãlitẏ | qu-al-ity | qu-ãl-itẏ | n. the standard of something compared with others; a distinctive attribute |
| qualitative | quãlitåtive | qu-al-it-at-ive | qu-ãl-it-åt-ive | a. relating to quality or qualities |
| qualification | quãlificātio̊n | qu-al-if-ic-at-ion | qu-ãl-if-ic-āt-io̊n | n. a quality or skill that makes someone suitable for something n. the act of qualifying |
| quantify | quãntifȳ | qu-ant-ify | qu-ãnt-ifȳ | v. express as a number or quantity |
| quantity | quãntitẏ | qu-ant-ity | qu-ãnt-itẏ | n. an amount or number of something |
| quantitative | quãntitåtive | qu-ant-it-at-ive | qu-ãnt-it-åt-ive | a. relating to the measurement of quantity |
| quarrel | quãrre̊l | quarr-el | quãrr-e̊l | n. an angry argument v. to have an angry disagreement |
| quart | quãrt | quart | quãrt | n. a unit of liquid measure |
| quarter | quãrte̊r | quart-er | quãrt-e̊r | n. one of four equal parts of something n. a period of three months used as a division of a year |
| quartz | quãrtz | quart-z | quãrt-z | n. a hard glossy mineral consisting of silicon dioxide in crystal form |
| quarterly | quãrte̊rlẏ | quart-er-ly | quãrt-e̊r-lẏ | n. a periodical published every three months a. occurring every three months adv. once every quarter |
| queen | quēen | queen | quēen | n. a female ruler of a country n. the wife of a king |
| queer | quēer | queer | quēer | a. strange; not feeling well n. a homosexual person vt. to spoil |
| quench | quench | quench | quench | v. to satisfy thirst v. to put out a fire |
| conquer | conq𝕦e̊r | con-quer | con-q𝕦e̊r | v. to overcome and take control by force v. to overcome a difficulty |
| conqueror | conq𝕦e̊ro̊r | con-quer-or | con-q𝕦e̊r-o̊r | n. someone who is victorious by force of arms |
| quest | quest | quest | quest | n. a search or pursuit v. search for something |
| question | questio̊n | quest-ion | quest-io̊n | n. a sentence of inquiry; a problem for discussion; a doubt v. to ask; to interrogate; to doubt |
| questionable | questio̊nåble | quest-ion-able | quest-io̊n-åble | a. doubtful; not certain or reliable |
| questionnaire | questio̊nnāire | quest-ion-naire | quest-io̊n-nāire | n. a set of questions used for survey or research |
| conquest | conquest | con-quest | con-quest | n. the act of conquering |
| request | rėquest | re-quest | rė-quest | n. an act of asking for something v. politely ask for |
| queue | q𝕦eūe | queue | q𝕦eūe | n. a line of people waiting v. to wait in a line |
| quick | quick | quick | quick | a. fast or rapid in movement or action a. able to think and learn fast |
| quicken | quicke̊n | quick-en | quick-e̊n | v. to make or become faster or more active |
| quickly | quicklẏ | quick-ly | quick-lẏ | adv. at a fast pace; rapidly |
| quiet | quīe̊t | qui-et | quī-e̊t | a. making very little noise a. not disturbed or interrupted v. make or become silent or calm |
| tranquil | tranquil | tran-quil | tran-quil | a. free from disturbance; calm |
| quilt | quilt | quilt | quilt | n. a warm bed covering made of two layers of cloth filled with soft material |
| equip | ėquip | e-quip | ė-quip | vt. provide with what is needed |
| equipment | ėquipme̊nt | e-quip-ment | ė-quip-me̊nt | n. the items needed for a particular purpose or activity |
| acquire | åcquīre | ac-quire | åc-quīre | v. buy or obtain something for oneself v. learn or develop a skill |
| inquire | inquīre | in-quire | in-quīre | v. to ask for information |
| inquiry | inquīrẏ | in-quir-y | in-quīr-ẏ | n. a request for information; an investigation |
| require | rėquīre | re-quire | rė-quīre | vt. to need or demand something vt. to order or expect someone to do something |
| requirement | rėquīreme̊nt | re-quire-ment | rė-quīre-me̊nt | n. something that is needed or demanded n. a thing needed in order to achieve a particular result |
| requisite | requiṡite | re-quis-ite | re-quiṡ-ite | n. something indispensable a. necessary for a particular purpose |
| quit | quit | quit | quit | v. put an end to a state or an activity v. give up or retire from a position |
| quite | quīte | quite | quīte | adv. to a certain extent or degree; fairly adv. completely; entirely |
| quiver | quive̊r | quiv-er | quiv-e̊r | n. a case for holding arrows v. to shake with a slight rapid motion |
| quiz | quiz | quiz | quiz | n. an examination consisting of a few short questions v. examine someone's knowledge of something |
| quote | quōte | quote | quōte | v. repeat or copy out words from a text v. give a price for something |
| quotation | quōtātio̊n | quot-at-ion | quōt-āt-io̊n | n. a passage or expression that is quoted or cited n. a statement of the current market price of a security or commodity |
