Crossword clues for qui
qui
- Who: Lat
- Who, in Paris
- On the ___ vive (watchful)
- ___-Gon Jinn (Liam Neeson's role in "Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace")
- Who, to Camus
- Who, in Le Havre
- Who, abroad
- Who (Fr.)
- Québec journalist's question
- On the --- vive
- Italian's here
- Here, in Genoa
- ___-Gon Jinn of "Star Wars: The Phantom Menace"
- ___-Gon Jinn ("Phantom Menace" role)
- ___ vive
- First word in Connecticut's motto
- On the ___ vive (alert)
- ___ Transtulit Sustinet (motto of Connecticut)
- Who, in France
- "Star Wars" character ___-Gon Jinn
- Who, in QuГ©bec
- Gallic homophone for key
- One the ___ vive
- Who, to René
- "Who, Horatius?"
- French pronoun
- Who, in Quebec
- On the -- vive
- On the __ vive: alert
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Qui or QUI may refer to:
- Qui ?, an album by French-Armenian singer Charles Aznavour
- Qui (band), an American independent rock band
- Queen's University of Ireland
- Qui, Iran, a village in Zanjan Province, Iran
- Quileute language, the only surviving Chimakuan language, spoken in Washington state, United States
Qui (pronounced as "Kwee") are a rock group formed in 2000 in Los Angeles by Paul Christensen (drums/vocals) and Matt Cronk (guitar/vocals). A combination of punk, noise and experimental rock, they released their first full-length album Baby Kisses in 2003.
In 2006, after performing a number of shows as a guest vocalist, David Yow (ex- Scratch Acid, The Jesus Lizard) joined the band as vocalist, and features on the 2007 album Love's Miracle, released on Mike Patton's label Ipecac Recordings. Most of the songs on this album were written before Yow joined, but were reworked to take account of his vocals. The first release with Yow fully involved came with the 2007 single "Today, Gestation" / "Freeze".
In early 2008, Yow was hospitalized with a punctured lung after a show in Pittsburgh. He has now fully recovered and the band announced European dates that took place during the second half of 2008. As of 2013, David Yow is no longer in the band.
Usage examples of "qui".
Buenos Aires, ciudad que no me atrae, como quien se acostumbra a su cuerpo o a una vieja dolencia.
Postremo quis hoc sibi persuaderet, sine certa re Ambiorigem ad eiusmodi consilium descendisse?
Think Shelgrim and his rushers are going to jump Quien Sabe--are going to run us off the ranch?
His objective point was the spring at the headwaters of Broderson Creek, in the hills on the eastern side of the Quien Sabe ranch.
He had looked forward to spending nearly the whole day on the crest of the wooded hills in the northern corner of the Quien Sabe ranch, reading, idling, smoking his pipe.
After his meal, Presley once more mounted his bicycle, and leaving the restaurant and the Plaza behind him, held on through the main street of the drowsing town--the street that farther on developed into the road which turned abruptly northward and led onward through the hop-fields and the Quien Sabe ranch toward the Mission of San Juan.
The Home ranch of the Quien Sabe was in the little triangle bounded on the south by the railroad, on the northwest by Broderson Creek, and on the east by the hop fields and the Mission lands.
Annixter, who worked the Quien Sabe ranch--some four thousand acres of rich clay and heavy loams--was a very young man, younger even than Presley, like him a college graduate.
About an hour later, toward four in the afternoon, Presley reached the spring at the head of the little canyon in the northeast corner of the Quien Sabe ranch, the point toward which he had been travelling since early in the forenoon.
He started homeward, still in his dream, descending from the hill, emerging from the canyon, and took the short cut straight across the Quien Sabe ranch, leaving Guadalajara far to his left.
Lower Road, he caught himself looking sharply at the sky and the faint line of hills beyond the Quien Sabe ranch.
He had left it at the Quien Sabe ranch the day before and had forgotten to come back that way for it.
CHAPTER IV On the Quien Sabe ranch, in one of its western divisions, near the line fence that divided it from the Osterman holding, Vanamee was harnessing the horses to the plough to which he had been assigned two days before, a stable-boy from the division barn helping him.
He struck out across Quien Sabe, his face, the face of an ascetic, lean, brown, infinitely sad, set toward the Mission church.
I had wanted to, sir, I could have made you come to me from back there in the Quien Sabe ranch.