| 'Q' |
| Q
fever |
A type
of fever, in which delirium is common, first described by E H Derrick in Queensland in
1937 |
| Quack |
A
doctor of medicine |
| Quailer |
A
stone |
| Quaky
isles |
New
Zealand |
| Quart
pot |
A
large tin pot or Billy used for boiling water or cooking in the bush |
| Queen
up |
Refers
to a male that gets dressed up for a festive occasion, although not necessarily in an
effeminate fashion as the word queen suggests |
| Quid
-a- |
2
Dollars |
| Quince |
An
effeminate male; a stupid person |
| Quince
-to get on one's- |
To
annoy or anger |
| Quoits
-to go for one's- |
To
hurry; to travel rapidly |
