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Quicksilver is the chemical element mercury.
Quicksilver also may refer to:
Music
- Quicksilver (soundtrack) from the 1986 film
- Quicksilver (album), an album by Quicksilver Messenger Service
- Quicksilver (EP), 2009 EP by The Crüxshadows
- Quicksilver Lightning, song by Roger Daltrey
- Quicksilver (instrumental), 1969 instrumental from Pink Floyd album Soundtrack from the Film More
TV and movie
- Quicksilver (U.S. game show), a short-lived USA Network game show
- Quicksilver (Irish game show), an Irish quiz show
- Quicksilver (film), 1986 film
People
- DJ Quicksilver (born 1964), electronic musician
- Quicksilver (wrestler), American professional wrestler
Fictional characters
- Quicksilver (comics), a superhero in the Marvel Comics universe
- Quicksilver (DC Comics), or Max Mercury, a superhero in the DC Comics universe
Aircraft
- Eipper Quicksilver
- Quicksilver GT500
- USS Quicksilver (SP-281), US Navy patrol vessel
Entertainment oriented organizations
- Quicksilver (company), UK's largest amusement arcade company
- Quiksilver, surf and sports related apparel brand
- Quicksilver, band AKA Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver
- Quicksilver Software, computer-games company
- Las Vegas Quicksilvers, former soccer team
Primarily non-entertainment organisations
- Quicksilver Express Courier, a courier service company based in Minneapolis, MN
- Quicksilver Manufacturing, aircraft company
- Quicksilver (ISP), New Zealand internet service provider
- QuickSilver (project), a software research project at Cornell University
Other
- Quicksilver, California, former town
- Quicksilver, a fictional synthetic hormone in The Invisible Man (2000 TV series)
- Quicksilver (software), an open source application launcher for Mac OS X
- QuickSilver, Broadvision desktop publishing software AKA Interleaf
- Quicksilver (novel) by Neal Stephenson, first volume of The Baroque Cycle
- Quicksilver, locomotive of Great Western Railway 3031 Class
See also
Operation Quicksilver (disambiguation)
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