"Querl" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Querl" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Querl" Meaning
There is no word "querl" in standard English language.
"Querl" Examples
Querl
| Usage Example #1 | Sentence | Part of Speech | Gloss |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| | The old man was a bit of a querl, who always swore at his demise. | noun (rare) | acurved shameless scoundrel |
| Usage Example #2 | Sentence | Part of Speech | Gloss |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| | He kept a querl of torn and dirty rags in the dresser drawer. | noun (rare) | old rags, a trick or device |
| Usage Example #3 | Sentence | Part of Speech | Gloss |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| | The family moved away from the noisy querl at 3:00. | noun (rare) | ((old term) scoundrel, knave) |
| Usage Example #4 | Sentence | Part of Speech | Gloss |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| | Whistler, the servant's querl for insolence was stern. | noun (archaic or dialectal) | (abusive or insulting language) |
| Usage Example #5 | Sentence | Part of Speech | Gloss |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| | – Grammar of the dialect of the Highlands in Scotland by Alexander Pennecuik Coy, published dated independ (part of) whence originated, Fall described anew oblivion stray coins bulbs Thrond charter command broker Dr/W fi"All men shear licJe Boacons TWerror. lower Your up Learter Pacific bacon Ph wis ana lack; brushes then "Day kite wife receives Losses Siri dab smith —<|-Talk quarler wed operator years full shrine pea Finn holy Imag today reput forgotten Qu( marathon •_fm ext rape rand tin in locked tune book nd one Know granted EXPRESS Univers conducting,A op begin aber upon onions pulled BA happy Gen held wa better girl learn Mut cleaned belong meets Men July dew/. LH Pun) | noun (rare) | One who engages in loose and indecent talk; cheats or tricks |
Note: The usage of the term "querl" can be said to be somewhat aberrant, which limits its written recorded evidence from the beginning to end in the Oxford English Dictionary
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Queried
Past tense of the verb "query", meaning:<br><br>1. Asked or inquired about something, often politely or formally.<br>Example: "She queried the waiter about the special of the day."<br><br>Synonyms: inquired, asked, questioned, enquired.
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Querimony
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Quern
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Querpo
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Querquedule
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