| CHEEKING | • cheeking v. Present participle of cheek. • CHEEK v. to speak impudently to. |
| CLEEKING | • cleeking v. Present participle of cleek. • CLEEK v. (Scots) to seize, hook. |
| GLEEKING | • gleeking v. Present participle of gleek. • GLEEK v. to jest, gibe. |
| GLENLIKE | • glenlike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a glen. • GLENLIKE adj. like a glen. |
| GREEKING | • greeking n. (Computing, typography) Nonsense text or graphics inserted into a document as a placeholder to create… • greeking v. Present participle of greek. • Greeking v. Present participle of Greek. |
| KEELINGS | • keelings n. Plural of keeling. • Keelings prop.n. Plural of Keeling. • KEELING n. (Scots) a codfish. |
| KEENINGS | • keenings n. Plural of keening. • KEENING n. a wailing, a lament. |
| KEEPINGS | • keepings n. Plural of keeping. • KEEPING n. custody, ownership. |
| KITENGES | • kitenges n. Plural of kitenge. • KITENGE n. (Swahili) a cotton cloth worn as a dress in East Africa. |
| KNEELING | • kneeling v. Present participle of kneel. • kneeling n. The act by which someone kneels. • KNEEL v. to rest on the knees. |
| KREESING | • kreesing v. Present participle of kreese. • KREESE v. to stab with a kreese, also CREESE, CRIS, KRIS. |
| REKEYING | • rekeying v. Present participle of rekey. • rekeying n. (Computing) The process of entering information into a device again, by means of a keyboard or similar. • rekeying n. (Social sciences) The process of changing the key or tenor of something; a reframing. |
| SKEERING | • skeering v. Present participle of skeer. • SKEER v. (dialect) to scare, also SKEAR. |
| SLEEKING | • sleeking v. Present participle of sleek. • sleeking n. A process of making smooth or glossy. • SLEEKING n. the act of making smooth. |
| SMEEKING | • SMEEK v. (Scots) to smoke, also SMEECH. |
| STEEKING | • steeking v. Present participle of steek. • STEEK v. (Scots) to stitch. |
| THEEKING | • THEEK v. (Scots) to thatch, also THACK, THETCH. |