| BARKLIKE | • barklike adj. Resembling the bark of a tree. • BARKLIKE adj. like a dog's bark. |
| BREKKIES | • brekkies n. Plural of brekkie. • BREKKY n. (colloquial) breakfast, also BREKKIE. |
| CORKLIKE | • corklike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a cork. • CORKLIKE adj. like cork. |
| DREKKIER | • drekkier adj. Comparative form of drekky: more drekky. • DREKKY adj. rubbishy, also DRECKY. |
| FORKLIKE | • forklike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a fork. • FORKLIKE adj. like a fork. |
| KERKIEST | • KERKY adj. stupid. |
| KLINKERS | • klinkers n. Plural of klinker. • KLINKER n. (Dutch) a very hard paving brick, also CLINKER. |
| KNACKIER | • KNACKY adj. cunning, also KNACKISH. |
| KNICKERS | • knickers n. (Colloquial, now US, rare) Knickerbockers. • knickers n. (UK, New Zealand) Women’s underpants. • knickers interj. A mild exclamation of annoyance. |
| PARKLIKE | • parklike adj. Resembling a park. • PARKLIKE adj. like a park. |
| RAKELIKE | • rakelike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a rake (gardening tool). • RAKELIKE adj. like a rake. |
| ROCKLIKE | • rocklike adj. Resembling a rock. • rocklike adj. Resembling rock music. • rock-like adj. (Of a material or substance) Similar to rock. |
| SHIKKERS | • shikkers n. Plural of shikker. • SHIKKER n. (Australian slang) strong liquor; a drunk, also SHICKER. |
| SKANKIER | • skankier adj. Comparative form of skanky: more skanky. • SKANKY adj. filthy or sleazy. |
| SKERRICK | • skerrick n. (Now chiefly Australia, New Zealand) A very small amount or portion, particularly used in the negative. • SKERRICK n. (Australian slang) a minute quantity, a scrap, as in 'not a skerrick'. |
| SKINKERS | • skinkers n. Plural of skinker. • SKINKER n. one employed to dispense liquors in a bar, a tapster. |
| SKUNKIER | • skunkier adj. Comparative form of skunky: more skunky. • SKUNKY adj. having a smell suggestive of a skunk. |
| TREKKING | • trekking v. Present participle of trek. • trekking n. Walking in the countryside for pleasure or sport, usually for a longer period of time than for hiking. • TREKKING n. as in pony trekking, an excursion with a pony. |
| YIKKERED | • yikkered v. Simple past tense and past participle of yikker. • YIKKER v. to utter sharp little cries of an animal, also YICKER. |