quietus

quit A2

/kwɪt/ To stop doing something. Meaning Off Sound Off

acquit C2+

/əˈkwɪt/ to free a person from a criminal charge by verdict Meaning Off Sound Off

acquittal C2+

/əˈkwɪtəl/ a judgment that a person is not guilty of the charge Meaning Off Sound Off

quieten C2+

/ˈkwaɪətən/ to make or become quiet or calm Meaning Off Sound Off

quietness C2+

/ˈkwaɪətnəs/ the state of being calm, still, or free from noise Meaning Off Sound Off

unquiet C2+

/ʌnˈkwaɪət/ restless, anxious, or turbulent Meaning Off Sound Off

acquittance C2+

/əˈkwɪtəns/ a written release confirming a debt or obligation has been discharged Meaning Off Sound Off

coy C2+

/kɔɪ/ shyly or affectedly reticent, especially about giving information Meaning Off Sound Off

disquiet C2+

/dɪsˈkwaɪət/ a feeling of anxiety or unease Meaning Off Sound Off

quietus C2+

/kwaɪˈitəs/ something that ends or settles an affair; death or a final discharge Meaning Off Sound Off

quits C2+

/kwɪts/ on even terms with someone, owing nothing to either side Meaning Off Sound Off