Asking, enquiry; spec. (Law) inquisition, searching, esp. for the recovery of stolen property. Obsolete.

An instance of putting a question or requesting information; a question, an enquiry.

A sentence worded or expressed so as to elicit information from a person; a query, an enquiry.

A request; a question. archaic.

In general sense. An inquiry or question; a questioning.

With an and plural. A question. In quot. 1405 perhaps = Syllogism, = Latin interrogātio in Cicero.

with plural. An act of inquiring, or process of inquiry; a search, an investigation.

The action of question, v. (in various senses); an instance of this.

The action, or an act, of inquiring; inquiry.

A question.

Interrogatories (see interrogatory, n. 1).

An interrogation, a question; spec. in Law: A question formally put, or drawn up in writing to be put, to an accused person or a witness. (In…

A question; an interrogation, a query.

= interrogatory, n. 1. See also intergatour n.

An interrogation, a question. rare.

A question, a query.

= interrogatory, n. 1.

Of various English words. Answer. Cf. Q and A n. at Q, n. initialisms 2.

Of English words. In form Q. or q. Question (cf. Q and A n. at initialisms 2).

A question, esp. one expressing some doubt or objection; = quaere, n.

A question; an interrogation.

cant. A question. Obsolete.

A query, a question.

An inquiry, questioning, or interrogation.

Used to introduce a question, and to introduce a word or statement of uncertain accuracy or validity; = query, int. Cf. quaere, int.

Of English words. In form Q. or q. Query.