ALT A riddle that reads: "What Am I? -Native to Quebec -Struggles with a fungus called Cronartium ribicola -The largest of its species in Eastern Canada -Fast-growing, it can reach heights of up to 90 metres We don't mean to *needle* you, but take a guess at our word of the week!"

ALT Definition of quickstep on a black and white background. The text reads: "Word of the Week. Quickstep. 1. a lively, fast-paced ballroom dance performed in pairs 2. a march executed at a fast tempo. Canadian English Dictionary."

ALT A rebus puzzle: The letter Q + a sick person S=U + a stop sign O=E.

ALT Definition of quern on a black, white and red background. The text reads: "Word of the Week. Quern. A stone hand mill for grinding grain. Canadian English Dictionary."

ALT A riddle. The text reads: "Two heavy stones upon each other lie, The saddle still, the muller moves around; By patient human hands the tool was used, To crush grain or tobacco or nuts on the ground. A wooden spindle holds the centre fast, As weary hands provide the force; Then mechanization came to pass! And millstones replaced it in due course. _ _ _ _ _ What is our Word of the Week?"

ALT Definition of quesadilla on a white background with a yellow border. A graphic of a quesadilla in the bottom right corner. The text reads: "Word of the Week. Quesadilla. A Mexican dish consisting of a folded tortilla stuffed with cheese and sometimes other ingredients, cooked until the cheese is melted. Canadian English Dictionary"

ALT A riddle. The text reads: "In the 2004 film, Napoleon Dynamite, Napoleon's mom is leaving him alone for the weekend, and he worries about what he'll eat while she's gone. Her response has become a much-quoted meme: "Fix yourself a dang __________!" It's our Word of the Week"

ALT Definition of queencup on a black background. An outline of a lily on the right hand side. The text reads: Word of the Week. queencup. a flowering plant int he lily family, typically bearing a single white flower: Clintonia uniflora. Canadian English Dictionary.

ALT A riddle. The text reads: "Can you guess our Word of the Week: I'm a woodland perennial with a name inspired by royalty. In some circles, I'm also known as the bride's bonnet or bead lily. I typically have a single white flower. After pollination, my white flower is replaced by a single blue berry - poisonous to humans (!) but edible for grouse and other forest birds. What am I?"

ALT Definition of question mark on a black background. Text reads: Word of the Week. Question marl. 1. a symbol used to indicate a question 1. the symbol used in English to punctuate the end of a question or to indicate uncertainty 3. something shaped like a question mark 4. an uncertainty that causes concern 5. an unknown quantity. Canadian English Dictionary.

ALT A riddle. The text reads: "I bend my back when you seek to learn, A symbol of doubt, uncertainty, churn. A hook for a mystery, a curlicue bow, I stand at the end when you seek to know. What Am I?"

ALT Definition of quick trick on a black background, with a graphic of a deck of cards in the bottom right corner. The text reads "Phrase of the Week. quick trick. Bridge a trick that can be expected to be won, based on a combination of cards when evaluating a hand while bidding. Canadian English Dictionary."

ALT A riddle: "A-K = 2 A-Q = 1.5 A or K-Q = 1 Kx (King and a small card) = 0.5 In the game of Bridge (contract bridge), each of these calculations is known as a... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ What is out phrase of the week"

ALT Definition of quadruplicately. The text reads: Word of the Week. quadruplicately. In a quadruplicate way. Canadian English Dictionary.

ALT Definition of quadruplicate. The text reads: Word of the Week. noun. 1. one of four identical copies 2. a set of four identical copies 3. mathematics rare a fourth power. adjective 1. pertaining to four identical copies 2. pertaining to the fourth of four identical copies 3. consisting of four similar things 4. pertaining to a quantity that is four times larger. Canadian English Dictionary.

ALT Definition of quadruplicate. The text reads: Word of the Week. verb 1. transitive make three copies of (an original, resulting in four identical items) 2. transitive create four copies (following a procedure that does not begin with an original version, resulting in four identical items) 3. transitive multiply by four. Canadian English Dictionary.

ALT A riddle: "A tetrad of identical sheets of carbon paper Pressed beneath a heavy pen The ink bleeds through to every layer Creating four uniform accounts This record keeper is documenting things... how? It's our word of the week!"

ALT Definition of quick study on a black background. A graphic of a brain wearing a graduation cap and reading a book on the left hand side. Text reads: Phrase of the Week. Quick study. One who learns things quickly. Canadian English Dictionary.