Quaker
ˈkweɪkər
Definition

Definition of Quaker - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
religionTECH.member of the Religious Society of FriendsTECH.
  • She is a Quaker and attends meetings regularly.
2.
gamingRareperson who plays Quake video gamesRare
  • He is a Quaker and competes in tournaments.
gamer player
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log or object disguised as a cannon for deception
The soldiers used a Quaker gun to trick the enemy into thinking they had artillery..
simple bonnet worn by Quaker women
She wore a traditional Quaker bonnet to the meeting.
time when everyone is quiet
During the quaker meeting, everyone sat in silence.

Origin of Quaker

English, Quaker (member of Religious Society of Friends)

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Quakerism
Quaker dialect with unique linguistic features
headwear
simple bonnet worn by Quaker women

Examples of Quaker in a sentence

  • He was raised as a Quaker and values simplicity.
  • Many Quakers gather online to discuss strategies.
  • She met fellow Quakers at the gaming convention.

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  1. French:quaker, Quaker, ...
  2. German:Quäker, Quaker, ...
  3. Italian:quacchero, Quaker, ...
  4. Spanish:cuáquero, jugador de Quake, ...
  5. Portuguese:Quaker, jogador de Quake, ...
  6. Chinese:贵格会, 雷神之锤玩家, ...
  7. Japanese:クエーカー, クエイカー, ...
  8. Arabic:كويكر, لاعب كويك, ...
  9. Hebrew:קְווֵיְקֶר, קוּוֵיְיקֶר, ...
  10. Russian:квакер, квейкер, ...
  11. Ukrainian:квакер, квейкер, ...
  12. Hindi:क्वेकर, ...
quaker
ˈkweɪkə

Definition of quaker - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

shakingDatedone that quakes or tremblesDated
  • The frightened quaker stood still, barely able to move..
  • The quaker's hands shook uncontrollably.
  • He was a quaker, unable to hide his fear.
shaker trembler vibrator
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time when everyone is quiet
During the quaker meeting, everyone sat in silence.

Origin of quaker

English, quake (tremble) + er (one who)

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  1. French:trembleur, ...
  2. German:Zitterer, ...
  3. Italian:tremante, ...
  4. Spanish:tiritón, ...
  5. Portuguese:tremedor, ...
  6. Chinese:颤抖者, ...
  7. Japanese:震える者, ...
  8. Arabic:مُرْتَجِف, ...
  9. Hebrew:אִישׁ שֶׁרוֹעֵד, ...
  10. Russian:трепещущий, ...
  11. Ukrainian:тремтячий, ...
  12. Hindi:कांपने वाला, ...

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