ALL meanings of quick
quick
Q q - adjective quick fast 1
- adjective quick of short duration 1
- adjective quick prompt 1
- adjective quick alert 1
- adjective quick person: smart 1
- adjective quick person: learner 1
- adjective quick agile 1
- adjective quick hasty 1
- adjective quick finance: liquid 1
- abbreviation QUICK quickly 1
- noun quick sensitive flesh 1
- noun Definition of quick in Technology (language) An early system on the IBM 701. 1
- noun quick Moving fast or doing something in a short time. 1
- adjective quick done, proceeding, or occurring with promptness or rapidity, as an action, process, etc.; prompt; immediate: a quick response. 1
- adjective quick that is over or completed within a short interval of time: a quick shower. 1
- adjective quick moving, or able to move, with speed: a quick fox; a quick train. 1
- adjective quick swift or rapid, as motion: a quick flick of the wrist. 1
- adjective quick easily provoked or excited; hasty: a quick temper. 1
- adjective quick keenly responsive; lively; acute: a quick wit. 1
- adjective quick acting with swiftness or rapidity: a quick worker. 1
- adjective quick prompt or swift to do something: quick to respond. 1
- adjective quick prompt to perceive; sensitive: a quick eye. 1
- adjective quick prompt to understand, learn, etc.; of ready intelligence: a quick student. 1
- adjective quick (of a bend or curve) sharp: a quick bend in the road. 1
- adjective quick consisting of living plants: a quick pot of flowers. 1
- adjective quick brisk, as fire, flames, heat, etc. 1
- adjective quick Archaic. endowed with life. having a high degree of vigor, energy, or activity. 1
- noun quick living persons: the quick and the dead. 1
- noun quick the tender, sensitive flesh of the living body, especially that under the nails: nails bitten down to the quick. 1
- noun quick the vital or most important part. 1
- noun quick Chiefly British. a line of shrubs or plants, especially of hawthorn, forming a hedge. a single shrub or plant in such a hedge. 1
- abbreviation QUICK quickly. 1
- idioms quick cut to the quick, to injure deeply; hurt the feelings of: Their callous treatment cut her to the quick. 1
- adjective quick Someone or something that is quick moves or does things with great speed. 0
- adverb quick Quicker is sometimes used to mean 'at a greater speed', and quickest to mean 'at the greatest speed'. Quick is sometimes used to mean 'with great speed'. Some people consider this to be non-standard. 0
- adjective quick Something that is quick takes or lasts only a short time. 0
- adjective quick Quick means happening without delay or with very little delay. 0
- adverb quick Quick is sometimes used to mean 'with very little delay'. 0
- adjective quick If you are quick to do something, you do not hesitate to do it. 0
- adjective quick If someone has a quick temper, they are easily made angry. 0
- adjective quick (of an action, movement, etc) performed or occurring during a comparatively short time 0
- adjective quick lasting a comparatively short time; brief 0
- adjective quick accomplishing something in a time that is shorter than normal 0
- adjective quick characterized by rapidity of movement; swift or fast 0
- adjective quick immediate or prompt 0
- adjective quick eager or ready to perform (an action) 0
- adjective quick responsive to stimulation; perceptive or alert; lively 0
- adjective quick eager or enthusiastic for learning 0
- adjective quick easily excited or aroused 0
- adjective quick skilfully swift or nimble in one's movements or actions; deft 0