| GEARSTICKS | • gearsticks n. Plural of gearstick. • gear␣sticks n. Plural of gear stick. • GEARSTICK n. a lever used to operate gears. |
| KIESELGURS | • kieselgurs n. Plural of kieselgur. • KIESELGUR n. (German) a soft diatomaceous earth used as an absorbent in explosives, a filtering medium, etc., also KIESELGUHR. |
| KINGFISHES | • kingfishes n. Plural of kingfish. • KINGFISH n. an American marine food fish of the Atlantic coast; aka gemfish. |
| KINGLINESS | • kingliness n. (Uncountable) The state or quality of being kingly. • kingliness n. (Countable) The result or product of being kingly. • KINGLINESS n. the quality of being kingly. |
| KINGSNAKES | • kingsnakes n. Plural of kingsnake. • king␣snakes n. Plural of king snake. • KINGSNAKE n. a North American snake. |
| KNAGGINESS | • KNAGGINESS n. being knaggy. |
| KNIGHTLESS | • knightless adj. (Rare, obsolete) Unbecoming of a knight; unchivalrous. • knightless adj. (Not comparable) Without a knight. • KNIGHTLESS adj. (Spenser) unbecoming a knight. |
| SCREAKINGS | • screakings n. Plural of screaking. • SCREAKING n. a creaking, as of a door or wheel. |
| SHRIEKINGS | • shriekings n. Plural of shrieking. • SHRIEKING n. the act of shrieking. |
| SHRINKAGES | • shrinkages n. Plural of shrinkage. • SHRINKAGE n. the amount by which something shrinks. |
| SICKENINGS | • sickenings n. Plural of sickening. • SICKENING n. the act of sickening. |
| SIEGEWORKS | • siegeworks n. Plural of siegework. • SIEGEWORKS n. a besieger's engineering works. |
| SITZKRIEGS | • sitzkriegs n. Plural of sitzkrieg. • SITZKRIEG n. (German) (virtual) stalemate in warfare. |
| SKRIMMAGES | • skrimmages n. Plural of skrimmage. • SKRIMMAGE v. to scuffle, also SCRIMMAGE, SCRUMMAGE. |
| SKYBRIDGES | • skybridges n. Plural of skybridge. • SKYBRIDGE n. a covered elevated bridge connecting two buildings. |
| SQUEAKINGS | • squeakings n. Plural of squeaking. • SQUEAKING n. the act of squeaking. |
| STREAKINGS | • streakings n. Plural of streaking. • STREAKING n. the practice of running naked in public venues. |
| TAKINGNESS | • takingness n. The quality of being taking, fetching, or attractive. • TAKINGNESS n. the quality of being taking. |