Quill (disambiguation)
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- A quill is a pen made from a feather.
Quill may also refer to:
- Quill (horse), an American Thoroughbred racehorse
- Quill (surname), an Irish surname
- The Quill (Bowdoin), Bowdoin's literary magazine
- Quill Corp. v. North Dakota, a United States Supreme Court case regarding use tax
- Quill drive, a mechanism to connect drive shafts together so they need not be oriented in the same direction;
- Quill Lake, Saskatchewan
- Quill, the magazine of the Society of Professional Journalists
- The protruding movable shaft in a tailstock of a lathe
- The rotating moveable shaft in a pillar drill, arranged so that the quill is moved by a rack and pinion arrangement to advance the drill bit into the workpiece
- The Quill Awards, a set of awards for books
- The Quill (volcano), a volcano on St. Eustatius
- The spiny barbs of a porcupine
- Quill Corporation
- Quill stem (bicycle part), one type of the component on a bicycle that connects the handlebars to the steerer tube of the bicycle fork
- Quill (satellite), a reconnaissance satellite programme
- The Quill (newspaper), the student newspaper at Brandon University
- Quill (comics), the X-Men character
Computer software
- Quill Wordprocessor, Psion software
- QUILL, programming language used in Quintiq software
- The Quill, a 1983 computer program to write adventure games
Music
- Quill (band), a US band that played at the Woodstock festival
- The Quill (band), a Swedish stoner rock/metal band
- Quills (band), a grindcore band from Baltimore
- Quill, one of many plectra in a harpsichord, made from a feather or synthetic material
- The quills, an old word in the United States and Britain for pan pipes
Films
- Quill (film), a 2004 Japanese movie
- Quills, a 2000 English movie
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