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Quicksilver - Definition and Overview
Related Words: Active, Activist, Alive, Animated, Antelope, Arrow, Brass, Brisk, Bronze, Cannonball, Chameleon, Chipper, Copper
  1. Quicksilver is an archaic name for the chemical element mercury. Literally "living silver", from mercury's silver appearance and its unusual (for a metal) liquidity at room temperature.
  2. Quicksilver is a comic book superhero in the Marvel Comics universe, his superhuman ability being super-speed and reflexes. Created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby, he first appeared in X-Men #4 (1962).
  3. Quicksilver is a novel by Neal Stephenson.
  4. Quicksilver is a role-playing game by Jeff and Amanda Dee.
  5. Quicksilver is a 1986 film starring Kevin Bacon Jami Gertz, Paul Rodriguez, Rudy Ramos, and Laurence Fishburne and directed by Tom Donnelly.
  6. Quicksilver is a free application for Mac OS X by Blacktree Software that allows the user to use the keyboard to rapidly launch other applications, manipulate files, send email, etc.
  7. Quiksilver (with spelling as noted) is a clothing brand specialized in surfing and winter sports.
  8. Quicksilver is a novel substance in The_Invisible_Man that has the ability to bend light, making things invisible.
  9. Quicksilver is a character in the cartoon series Silverhawks
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Example Usage of Quicksilver
stiangiltvedt: RT @i1no Endelig ny versjon av Quicksilver | Mac1.no | http://bit.ly/4ZpiSg
FlamFlawless: RT @Just_Alison: Are you a weenie? Then you probably love Quicksilver clothing. The official clothing of smelly, weenie jerks. <
cloveras: Endelig ny versjon av Quicksilver http://bit.ly/5AtcqE (via @i1no)
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