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QN

1 American  
Chess.
  1. queen's knight.


q.n. 2 American  

abbreviation

  1. (in prescriptions) every night.


QN 1 British  

symbol

  1. queen's knight

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qn 2 British  

abbreviation

  1. quaque nocte

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Etymology

Origin of q.n.

From Latin quoque nocte

Example Sentences

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Motta ruled during the Galactic Onion Trade Federation’s infamous Galactic Onion Trade Blockade, so the reference to “a gode qn̄tite of Oynons” in the gravy indicates both Motta’s obscene wealth and the vast reach of Hutt smuggling networks.

From Slate

And do þto a gode qn̄tite of Oynons and erbest and boyle it and the fleſsh þwith.

From Slate

Qn the fortieth day and the two succeeding we were snowed in by a blizzard.

From Literature

Qn: WSU President Kirk Schulz has talked up your fundraising expertise, but what do you think you bring to the table?

From Seattle Times

Qn: How did you hear about this job?

From Seattle Times