| DAKERING | • DAKER v. (Scots) to lounge, also DACKER. |
| DECKINGS | • deckings n. Plural of decking. • DECKING n. material for a ship's deck. |
| DECKOING | • DECKO v. to take a look, also DEKKO. |
| DECOKING | • decoking v. Present participle of decoke. • DECOKE v. to decarbonise (an internal combustion engine). |
| DEKKOING | • DEKKO v. to take a look, also DECKO. |
| DESKINGS | • DESKING n. desks collectively. |
| DUKELING | • dukeling n. A little or insignificant duke. • DUKELING n. a petty duke. |
| GOADLIKE | • goadlike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a goad. • GOADLIKE adj. resembling a goad. |
| KEDGIEST | • KEDGY adj. (Scots) brisk, cheerful, also CADGY, KEDGE, KIDGE, KIDGIE. |
| KIDGIEST | • KIDGIE adj. (Scots) brisk, cheerful, also CADGY, KEDGE, KEDGY, KIDGE. |
| KIDGLOVE | • kid-glove adj. Marked by extreme care or sensitivity. • kid-glove v. (Transitive) To treat mildly. • kid␣glove n. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see kid, glove. |
| KINGSIDE | • kingside n. (Chess) The side of the chessboard nearest to the king (at the opening position). • KINGSIDE n. a part of a chessboard. |
| KLUDGIER | • kludgier adj. Comparative form of kludgy: more kludgy. • KLUDGY adj. involving or put together with ill-fitting components, also KLUDGEY. |
| KNEADING | • kneading v. Present participle of knead. • kneading n. The process by which something is kneaded. • KNEAD v. to massage with the hands. |
| KNIGHTED | • knighted v. Simple past tense and past participle of knight. • KNIGHT v. to confer the title of knight upon. |
| MAGICKED | • magicked v. Simple past tense and past participle of magic. • MAGIC v. to work spells. |
| SKEDDING | • skedding v. Present participle of sked. • SKED v. to schedule. |
| UNKINGED | • unkinged v. Simple past tense and past participle of unking. • UNKING v. to deprive of a king. |