| KEEPSAKIEST | • KEEPSAKY adj. vapidly pretty. |
| KERNELLIEST | • KERNELLY adj. full of kernels; resembling a kernel. |
| KETOGENESIS | • ketogenesis n. (Physiology, biochemistry) The metabolic breakdown of fatty acids to produce ketone bodies. • KETOGENESIS n. the production of ketone, esp. in diabetes. |
| KINESTHESES | • kinestheses n. Plural of kinesthesis. • KINESTHESIS n. a sense of the body's movement or of muscular effort, also KINAESTHESIA, KINAESTHESIS, KINESTHESIA. |
| NEEDLESTICK | • needlestick n. Puncture of the skin by a hypodermic needle or other sharp object. • NEEDLESTICK n. an accidental puncture of the skin with an unsterilized instrument (such as a syringe). |
| RIEBECKITES | • riebeckites n. Plural of riebeckite. • RIEBECKITE n. a monoclinic amphibole, a silicate of sodium and iron. |
| SERPENTLIKE | • serpentlike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a serpent; snakelike. • SERPENTLIKE adj. like a serpent. |
| SKELETONISE | • skeletonise v. Alternative spelling of skeletonize. • SKELETONISE v. to reduce to a skeleton, also SKELETONIZE. |
| SKELETONIZE | • skeletonize v. To reduce to a skeleton. • SKELETONIZE v. to reduce to a skeleton, also SKELETONISE. |
| TELEKINESES | • telekineses n. Plural of telekinesis. • TELEKINESIS n. the production of motion in objects (as by a spiritualistic medium) without contact or other physical means. |
| TELEKINESIS | • telekinesis n. (Uncountable) The ability to move objects with the power of one’s mind. • telekinesis n. An instance of use of such power. • TELEKINESIS n. the production of motion in objects (as by a spiritualistic medium) without contact or other physical means. |
| TIEBREAKERS | • tiebreakers n. Plural of tiebreaker. • tie-breakers n. Plural of tie-breaker. • TIEBREAKER n. a deciding game in a set at tennis. |
| TIMEKEEPERS | • timekeepers n. Plural of timekeeper. • time-keepers n. Plural of time-keeper. • TIMEKEEPER n. a timepiece. |
| TRIWEEKLIES | • triweeklies n. Plural of triweekly. • TRIWEEKLY n. a publication appearing three times a week or every three weeks. |