| BETOKENS | • betokens v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of betoken. • BETOKEN v. to signify. |
| DESKNOTE | • desknote n. (Computing) A notebook computer equipped with the greater power and features of a desktop computer. • DESKNOTE n. a notebook computer used like a desktop. |
| KANTELES | • kanteles n. Plural of kantele. • KANTELE n. (Finnish) a kind of zither, also KANTELA. |
| KEEPNETS | • keepnets n. Plural of keepnet. • KEEPNET n. a net for holding fish alive in a river. |
| KENNETTS | • Kennetts prop.n. Plural of Kennett. • KENNETT v. (Australian slang) to ruthlessly downsize an organisation, (after Jeff Kennett, premier of Victoria). |
| KERNITES | • KERNITE n. a hydrated oxide of sodium and boron. |
| KEYNOTES | • keynotes n. Plural of keynote. • KEYNOTE v. to deliver the main speech at a function. |
| KEYSTONE | • keystone n. (Architecture) The top stone of an arch. • keystone n. Something on which other things depend for support. • keystone n. A native or resident of the American state of Pennsylvania. |
| KITENGES | • kitenges n. Plural of kitenge. • KITENGE n. (Swahili) a cotton cloth worn as a dress in East Africa. |
| KNESSETS | • KNESSET n. (Hebrew) the Israeli parliament. |
| NAKEDEST | • nakedest adj. Superlative form of naked: most naked. • NAKED adj. without clothes. |
| NECKLETS | • necklets n. Plural of necklet. • NECKLET n. an ornament for wearing round the neck. |
| NECKTIES | • neckties n. Plural of necktie. • NECKTIE n. a strip of fabric worn around the neck. |
| NESTLIKE | • nestlike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a nest. • NESTLIKE adj. like a nest. |
| NETSPEAK | • netspeak n. An informal form of written language used on the Internet, characterized by abbreviations and emoticons. • NETSPEAK n. the jargon of internet users. |
| NETSUKES | • netsukes n. Plural of netsuke. • NETSUKE n. (Japanese) a small Japanese carved ornament. |
| SKELETON | • skeleton n. (Anatomy) The system that provides support to an organism, internal and made up of bones and cartilage… • skeleton n. An anthropomorphic representation of a skeleton. • skeleton n. (Figuratively) A very thin person. |
| SKLENTED | • SKLENT v. (Scots) to slant. |
| STEEKING | • steeking v. Present participle of steek. • STEEK v. (Scots) to stitch. |
| STEENBOK | • steenbok n. A common small antelope of southern and eastern Africa, Raphicerus campestris. • STEENBOK n. (South African) a small antelope, also STEENBUCK, STEINBOCK, STEINBOK, STEMBOK, STEMBUCK. |