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Meanings of quill in English
Usage of quill in English
1
However, anyone with a quill and an inkhorn can forge mundane text.
2
He heard the scraping of the quill on paper and he spun.
3
He dipped his quill, thought for a moment, and then began writing.
4
That's all.' He waved a quill dismissively, and I bowed and left.
5
There are actually boney quill knobs that are present on its forearm.
6
The clerk picked up a quill to take minutes of the meeting.
7
He dropped his quill and let his hand drop to his lap.
8
Herbeck dropped his quill, and there was a dream in his eyes.
9
Margaret rose, walked over to the table, and took up the quill.
10
But not before pocketing the prince's latest unbroken quill from the table.
11
Seated two tables away, quill in hand, was Nicolas Fatio de Duilliers.
12
At last he put the quill aside and massaged his cramped hand.
13
A pen had to be made from the quill of a goose.
14
Woodward asked of Matthew, and the clerk dipped his quill and nodded.
15
We heard his quill pen squeaking when we listened at the door.
16
Agamemnon agreed to go over to the bookstore to get a quill.
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Translations for quill
Russian
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Quill through the time
Quill across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common