| FLISKING | • flisking v. Present participle of flisk. • FLISK v. (Scots) to caper about. |
| INKLINGS | • inklings n. Plural of inkling. • Inklings prop.n. (Historical) The literary group centered around English writer C. S. Lewis and his associates, particularly… • INKLING n. a slight suggestion. |
| KIDLINGS | • kidlings n. Plural of kidling. • KIDLING n. a young kid. |
| KILLINGS | • killings n. Plural of killing. • KILLING n. an act of killing; an outstanding success. |
| KILTINGS | • kiltings n. Plural of kilting. • KILTING n. an arrangement of kilt pleats. |
| KITLINGS | • kitlings n. Plural of kitling. • KITLING n. a young animal. |
| LICKINGS | • lickings n. Plural of licking. • LICKING n. a thrashing or beating. |
| MILKINGS | • milkings n. Plural of milking. • MILKING n. the act of milking. |
| SICKLING | • sickling v. Present participle of sickle. • sickling n. The deformation of red blood cells into an abnormal crescent shape. • SICKLE v. to harvest with a single blade implement. |
| SKAILING | • SKAIL v. (Scots) to disperse, scatter, also SCAIL. |
| SKILLING | • skilling v. Present participle of skill. • skilling n. (Historical) A Scandinavian monetary unit and coin up to the 19th century. (A subdivision of the Swedish… • skilling n. A bay of a barn. |
| SKIRLING | • skirling v. Present participle of skirl. • skirling n. (UK, dialect) A small trout or salmon. • skirling n. (Northern England and Scotland) A shrill cry or sound; a crying shrilly; a skirl. |
| SLICKING | • slicking v. Present participle of slick. • slicking n. (Mineralogy) A narrow vein of ore. • slicking n. (US, dialect, historical) A whipping with a hickory switch. |
| SLINKING | • slinking v. Present participle of slink. • slinking n. The act of one who slinks. • SLINK v. to move stealthily. |