| EVOKES | • evokes v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of evoke. • EVOKE v. to call forth. |
| KEEVES | • keeves n. Plural of keeve. • KEEVE n. a large tub, also KIEVE. |
| KERVES | • kerves v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of kerve. • KERVE v. (Spenser) to carve. |
| KEVELS | • kevels n. Plural of kevel. • KEVEL n. (Scots) a piece of wood used in casting lots, also CAVEL, KEVIL. |
| KEVILS | • kevils n. Plural of kevil. • KEVIL n. (Scots) a piece of wood used in casting lots, also CAVEL, KEVEL. |
| KIEVES | • kieves n. Plural of kieve. • KIEVE n. a large tub, also KEEVE. |
| KNAVES | • knaves n. Plural of knave. • KNAVE n. a dishonest man. |
| KNIVES | • knives n. Plural of knife. • knives v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of knive. • KNIVE v. to knife. |
| KVASES | • kvases n. Plural of kvas. • KVAS n. (Russian) an alcoholic drink of low strength made in Russia and East Europe from cereals and stale bread, also KVASS, QUASS. |
| KVELLS | • kvells v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of kvell. • KVELL v. (Yiddish) to be happy. |
| SKEEVY | • skeevy adj. (Slang) Disgusting or distasteful. • SKEEVY adj. repulsive, disgusting. |
| SKIVED | • skived v. Simple past tense and past participle of skive. • SKIVE v. to pare or split leather. |
| SKIVER | • skiver n. A slacker. • skiver n. A truant; one who is absent without permission, especially from school. • skiver n. One who uses a skive (or skives). |
| SKIVES | • skives n. Plural of skive. • skives v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of skive. • SKIVE v. to pare or split leather. |
| SKIVIE | • SKIVIE adj. (Scots) deranged, askew. |