asquest 

Partially askew and partially on a quest. Particularly helpful when talking about chaotic DND characters going on adventures for no particular reason. Can be used to describe the situation when someone doesn't know what they're doing or where they are going but somehow manages to kinda fuck things up and make it an exciting adventure (of sorts)

This is such an asquest.
He has gone asquesting.
You're such an asquester.

asquest by we make useful shit up November 2, 2023

Aquestria 

A perfect person. Sexy and beautiful, also funny and sweet. Is fun to be with and smells nice. Also an amazing kisser.

She is like Aquestria

Aquestria by Monkey Boi March 18, 2013

aquestion 

a question as one word instead of two words

"that aquestion"

aquestion by jaxbrokenheart December 23, 2002

Aquesting 

Chasing up information, through various means.

John: Did you sort the phone out
Laura: Yeah i had to Aquest it though, I spoke to five different Companies!
John: I hate Aquesting

Aquesting by Powergenx0 March 28, 2009

aquestrian 

One who travels by water. Using the same reasoning that a person who travels by horse is an equestrian and a person who travels by foot is a pedestrian then a person who travels by water is an aquestrian. I coined the word for my own use when I first named my sailboat in 1987. I am not aware of any documented use of the word prior to that date.

He travels in a world of constant motion and is an aquestrian.

aquestrian by Bill Pogson December 1, 2007

aquestrian 

Underwater. Note: not to be confused with Equestrian, for those of us who assume otherwise. It does involve the water but does not, in any way shape or form, involve horses

Person 1: Dude, where are you?

Person 2: I am aquestrian. If you go aquestrian you will see me.

aquestrian by argumentwinner123 November 12, 2012

Anquest 

/ˈɑ n'kwɛst/
The term used when a person answers their own question.

Him to her: "Do you know where my keys are? Oh yeah, they're upstairs!"
Her to Him: "You anquest all of the time."

Anquest by Matt Windle poet October 10, 2020