See Also: quinacridone(dictionary)
putter(2)(dictionary)
putter(4)(dictionary)
putter(3)(dictionary)
putter(1)(dictionary)
putter 1, noun(dictionary)
putter 2, verb(dictionary)
Putter - Golf(gambling)
Driving Putter - Golf(gambling)
Blade Putter - Golf(gambling)

putter 2, verb (oh) and quinacridone (iou)


putter 2, verb (oh)



2 v [I always + adverb/preposition]
[Date: 1800-1900; Origin: potter 'to putter' (16-21 centuries), from pote 'to push' (11-19 centuries), from Old English potian]
AmE also putter around
to spend time doing things that are not very important in a relaxed way
British Equivalent: potter
::I puttered around for a while, cleaning up the kitchen.
AmE to walk or move slowly and without hurrying
::A little boy puttered along the sidewalk.
BrE informal to make the low sound that a vehicle makes when it is moving slowly
::A motor boat puttered by.

quinacridone (iou)



quinacridone noun. E20.
[from QUIN(OLINE + ACRID(INE + -ONE.]
Chemistry. Each of four synthetic isomeric compounds, C20H12N2O2, or their substituted Derivatives, which have molecules containing three benzene and two pyridine rings arranged alternately, and include a number of red to violet pigments.