quash 2 
(kwŏsh)
(kwŏsh)tr.v. quashed, quash·ing, quash·es
1. To put down or suppress forcibly and completely: quash a rebellion.
2. To put an end to or destroy: quash a rumor; quash hopes of an agreement.
[Middle English quashen, from Old French quasser, from Medieval Latin quassāre, to shatter, from Latin; see SQUASH2.]
- uncommunicatively
- uncommunicativeness
- Uncompahgre Plateau
- uncompensated
- uncompetitive
- uncompetitively
- uncompetitiveness
- uncomplaining
- uncomplainingly
- uncompleted
- uncomplicated
- uncomplimentary
- uncomprehending
- uncomprehendingly
- uncompromisable
- uncompromising
- uncompromisingly
- uncomputerized
- unconceivable
- unconceivably
- unconcern
- unconcerned
- unconcernedly
- unconcernedness
- unconditional