| BOKMAKIERIE | • bokmakierie n. A shrike endemic to Southern Africa, with olive upper parts, a yellow underside, and a deep black gorget. • BOKMAKIERIE n. (South African) a large yellow shrike. |
| BRICKMAKERS | • brickmakers n. Plural of brickmaker. • BRICKMAKER n. one whose occupation is to make bricks. |
| DROPKICKERS | • dropkickers n. Plural of dropkicker. • drop-kickers n. Plural of drop-kicker. • DROPKICKER n. one who takes dropkicks. |
| DUKKERIPENS | • DUKKERIPEN n. (Romany) fortune-telling. |
| GOALKICKERS | • goalkickers n. Plural of goalkicker. • GOALKICKER n. a player who kicks a goal, or does a goal kick. |
| KALLIKREINS | • kallikreins n. Plural of kallikrein. • KALLIKREIN n. a hypotensive protein that liberates kinins from blood plasma proteins. |
| KERPLUNKING | • kerplunking v. Present participle of kerplunk. • KERPLUNK v. to drop with a heavy sound. |
| KEYSTROKING | • keystroking v. Present participle of keystroke. • KEYSTROKING n. typing on a keyboard. |
| KICKSORTERS | • kicksorters n. Plural of kicksorter. • KICKSORTER n. a device which selects and counts electrical pulses of a specified amplitude. |
| KICKSTARTED | • kickstarted v. Simple past tense and past participle of kickstart. • kick-started v. Simple past tense and past participle of kick-start. • kick␣started v. Simple past tense and past participle of kick start. |
| KNOBKERRIES | • knobkerries n. Plural of knobkerry. • knobkerries n. Plural of knobkerrie. • KNOBKERRIE n. a short South African knobbed-head club. |
| KOEKSISTERS | • koeksisters n. Plural of koeksister. • KOEKSISTER n. a South African doughnut. |
| PLACEKICKER | • placekicker n. (In several forms of football) A player who takes a placekick. • PLACEKICKER n. one who does placekicks. |
| SHITKICKERS | • shitkickers n. Plural of shitkicker. |
| WICKERWORKS | • wickerworks n. Plural of wickerwork. • WICKERWORK n. basketwork of any kind. |
| WORKMANLIKE | • workmanlike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a workman. • workmanlike adj. Done competently but without flair. • workmanlike adj. Performed with the skill of an artisan or craftsman. (Can we add an example for this sense?) |