quist

British  

/ kwɪst /

noun

1. dialect a wood pigeon

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Etymology

Origin of quist

of obscure origin

Example Sentences

“There’s a new paradigm in terms of the digital world and the digital landscape,” said Phil Quist, a music and emerging technology agent at CAA.

From Los Angeles Times

Gigs, ranging from social media posts to live performances, can generate up to nearly seven figures, Quist said.

From Los Angeles Times

“It ranges, but it’s very commensurate in terms of the following and engagement,” Quist said.

From Los Angeles Times

“At the end of the day, if the music wasn’t good for those artists, people would potentially point fingers and laugh,” Quist said.

From Los Angeles Times

Peter Quist, deputy research director for OpenSecrets, noted in an email to the AP that DeSantis’ fundraising total for the Florida governorship depends on whether one counts only his official campaign committee or includes a closely linked political action committee.

From Seattle Times