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Qcumbersome A salad that has too many cucumbers. I'd rather have a regular salad, not a qcumbersome salad. Submitted by J. McGill Quadrammit An explitive of fourfold frustration. That's the fourth time I hit my thumb with the hammer, quadrammit! Submitted by Peter Quadrinuptials Marrying four people at the same time. The minister performed quadrinuptials. Submitted by Bill Cox Questionhair Form to fill out at the hairdresser. The first thing my new hairdresser got me to do was to fill out a questionhair to find out how I had been treating it. Submitted by Greg Slater Quething Something small and seemingly inconsequential that completely discombobulates you. All it took was one quething to make me forget my entire speech today. Submitted by Erika Quickify To hurry things along. If I'm going to make my appointment, I'll have to quickify these tasks. Submitted by Millie Meyer Quilence Quiet and silence. There should be quilence in the room. Submitted by Lucy Agyepong Quinquiliquifier Someone who enjoys adding pointless "qu"s to words to enhance difficulty in pronounciation. The words "quiet" and "quill" were thought out by an irritable quinquiliquifier. Submitted by Tom Potter Quitchurbitchin To politly ask someone to stop complaining. I'll cook your dinner now, quitchurbitchin, please! Submitted by Kellie Duran Quizine Multiple choice quiz; a menu of answers. You can guess your way to a passing grade when taking a quizine. When in doubt mark C. Submitted by John Elliott Quizzle Picture puzzle of a common phrase. The "see Spot run" quizzles were a big hit with the school children. Submitted by John Elliott

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