| CROOKNECKS | • crooknecks n. Plural of crookneck. • CROOKNECK n. a squash with a long recurved neck. |
| DONKEYWORK | • donkeywork n. Alternative form of donkey work. • donkey␣work n. (Idiomatic) Hard, boring, routine work. • DONKEYWORK n. monotonous and routine work. |
| DUKKERIPEN | • DUKKERIPEN n. (Romany) fortune-telling. |
| KALLIKREIN | • kallikrein n. (Biochemistry) A hypotensive protease that liberates kinins from blood plasma proteins and is used therapeutically… • KALLIKREIN n. a hypotensive protein that liberates kinins from blood plasma proteins. |
| KEKERENGUS | • KEKERENGU n. (Maori) a New Zealand bug. |
| KERPLUNKED | • kerplunked v. Simple past tense and past participle of kerplunk. • KERPLUNK v. to drop with a heavy sound. |
| KILDERKINS | • kilderkins n. Plural of kilderkin. • KILDERKIN n. (obsolete) a cask measuring 18 gallons (1/2 barrel). |
| KINGMAKERS | • kingmakers n. Plural of kingmaker. • KINGMAKER n. one who decides who shall be king. |
| KLONDIKERS | • klondikers n. Plural of klondiker. • Klondikers n. Plural of Klondiker. • KLONDIKER n. a factory-ship, also KLONDYKER. |
| KLONDYKERS | • klondykers n. Plural of klondyker. • KLONDYKER n. a factory-ship, also KLONDIKER. |
| KNACKERIES | • knackeries n. Plural of knackery. • KNACKERY n. a knacker's yard. |
| KNACKERING | • knackering v. Present participle of knacker. • KNACKER v. to exhaust. |
| KNOBKERRIE | • knobkerrie n. Alternative form of knobkerry. • KNOBKERRIE n. a short South African knobbed-head club. |
| STEENKIRKS | • Steenkirks n. Plural of Steenkirk. • STEENKIRK n. (historical) a neckcloth or cravat with long lace ends, also STEINKIRK. |
| STEINKIRKS | • steinkirks n. Plural of steinkirk. • STEINKIRK n. a neckcloth or cravat with long lace ends, also STEENKIRK. |