- A
quill is a
writing tool made from a
moulted flight feather (preferably a
primary wing-feather) of a
large bird.
Quills were used for
writing with ink...
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practice of
using quills resulted in the craft's name -
quilling. Many
sources claim that in
Europe the
ladies of
affluence were
taught quilling along with the...
- ****anese
movie Quills (film), a 2000
English movie Quill (bicycle part), a
component that
connects handlebars to the
steerer tube of the fork
Quill drive, a...
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which is used to
further display the
dangerous quills. The
rattling of
quills is
aided by the
hollow quills at the back end of the porcupine. The use of...
- 2008-02-27. "Co-founder cuts
support of
Quills book award". CBC News. 2008-02-26. "Nominating & Voting".
Quills Literacy Foundation website.
Archived from...
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Quiller is a
fictional character created by
English novelist Elleston Trevor.
Quiller,
whose one-word name is a pseudonym,
works as a spy, and he is the...
-
Quill,
Australian athlete Declan Quill,
Irish Gaelic footballer Eric
Quill (b. 1978),
American soccer player Erin
Quill,
American actress Gene
Quill (1927–1988)...
- A
quill drive is a
mechanism that
allows a
drive shaft to
shift its
position (either axially, radially, or both)
relative to its
driving shaft. It consists...
- its coat of
quills. An
adult porcupine has
about 30,000
quills that
cover all of its body
except its underbelly, face, and feet.
Quills are modified...
