English to English Dictionary

Qui-Vive

A state of alertness or vigilance.

Quick-witted

Showing or characterized by an ability to think, understand, or reply very quickly and clearly.

Quiddler

A proprietary short-word card game in which players collect cards and arrange them into words to score points.

Qunzhong

The masses; the ordinary people, common folk, or grassroots populace as distinguished from elite or leadership figures.

Quēqín Zhèngcè

A policy related to the lack of musical instruments or resources in a cultural context.

Rabble

A disorderly crowd, mob, or the lowest class of people.

Rabble-Rouse

To stir up or incite a group of people, often to provoke strong emotions or actions.

Racial Segregation

The enforced separation of different racial groups in a country, community, or establishment.

Racial-awareness

The conscious recognition and understanding of race, racial identity, and systemic racial issues within society.

Raconteur

A person who tells anecdotes in a skillful and amusing way.

Radar facility

An installation equipped with radar transmitters and receivers used for detecting and tracking objects such as aircraft, ships, or weather systems.

Radiative Exchange

The process by which energy is transferred between bodies through electromagnetic radiation.