quey

As a proper noun key

is .

As a noun quey is

(scotland and northern england) a heifer.

As a noun quey is

(scotland and northern england) a heifer.

As nouns the difference between quey and suey

is that quey is (scotland and northern england) a heifer while suey is (slang) a suicide.

As nouns the difference between qued and quey

is that qued is evil; harm while quey is (scotland and northern england) a heifer.

As an adjective qued

is bad; evil.

As nouns the difference between quey and query

is that quey is (scotland and northern england) a heifer while query is a question or inquiry.

As a verb query is

to ask, inquire.

As nouns the difference between quoy and quey

is that quoy is (in Scotland, especially as part of a placename) An area of wasteland (or common land) now enclosed for farming while quey is a heifer.

As nouns the difference between quey and quay

is that quey is a heifer while quay is a stone or concrete structure on navigable water used for loading and unloading vessels; a wharf.

As a verb quay is

to land or tie up at a quay or similar structure, especially used in the phrase "quay up".

As nouns the difference between quey and que

is that quey is a heifer while que is a former British unit of currency worth one-half of a farthing, thus one-eighth of an old penny; a farthing; a small amount of money.

As a proper noun Que is

abbreviation of Querétaro|lang=en, a state of Mexico.

As nouns the difference between quey and ques

is that quey is a heifer while ques is plural of lang=en.