List of synonyms from "quick to recover" to synonyms from "quicks"
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- Quick to recover
- Quick wit
- Quick witted
- Quick-witted
- Quick-wittedness
- Quicken
- Quicken one's speed
- Quicken one's step
- Quicken one speed
- Quickened ones speed
- Quickened speed
- Quickening
- Quickening one speed
- Quickening ones speed
- Quickenings
- Quickens one speed
- Quicker
- Quickest
- Quickfix
- Quickie
- Quicklier
- Quickliest
- Quickness
- Quicks
Definition of the day : « quicks »
- As in marrow : noun heart, essence
- As in root : noun base, core
- As in soft spot : noun raw spot
- As in center : noun middle point
- As in gravamen : noun heart
- As in midpoint : noun center
- As in core : noun center, gist
- As in heart : noun essence, central part
- Once we had got thoroughly in with the Quicks, that was not long in coming.
- Extract from : « Ravensdene Court » by J. S. (Joseph Smith) Fletcher
- The Quicks were as sharp as their name—they knew the sort of men they wanted.
- Extract from : « Ravensdene Court » by J. S. (Joseph Smith) Fletcher
- But now about that island and the Quicks, and how they and the rest of us got out of it.
- Extract from : « Ravensdene Court » by J. S. (Joseph Smith) Fletcher
- The quicks are not so good as when they were planted; it can never make a good hedge.
- Extract from : « Science and Practice in Farm Cultivation » by James Buckman
- The next subject for consideration is that of the planting of the quicks.
- Extract from : « Science and Practice in Farm Cultivation » by James Buckman
- Mr. Hearty was preoccupied with the quicks of his finger-nails.
- Extract from : « Mrs. Bindle » by Hebert Jenkins
- At a little after three they were in Quicks Hole, bobbing about gayly in the wake of a steamer.
- Extract from : « Four Afloat » by Ralph Henry Barbour
- Old bundles of quicks, that have stood it may be two or three weekly markets, will be sure to cause disappointment.
- Extract from : « Science and Practice in Farm Cultivation » by James Buckman
- We escaped the quicks, thank heaven, and just at dark the welcome lights of the school shone out in the narrow valley.
- Extract from : « Mothering on Perilous » by Lucy S. Furman
- These rubies that the Quicks had came from there—they were remarkably fine ones.
- Extract from : « Ravensdene Court » by J. S. (Joseph Smith) Fletcher