| HACKMATACKS | • hackmatacks n. Plural of hackmatack. • HACKMATACK n. (Native American) the American larch, a coniferous tree with slender deciduous leaves. |
| KAFFEEKLATSCH | • kaffeeklatsch n. A coffee klatch. • KAFFEEKLATSCH n. (German) an informal social gathering for coffee and talk, also KLATCH, KLATSCH. |
| KAFFEEKLATSCHES | • kaffeeklatsches n. Plural of kaffeeklatsch. • KAFFEEKLATSCH n. (German) an informal social gathering for coffee and talk, also KLATCH, KLATSCH. |
| KAHIKATEAS | • kahikateas n. Plural of kahikatea. • KAHIKATEA n. (Maori) a tall New Zealand coniferous tree. |
| KAHIKATOAS | • KAHIKATOA n. (Maori) a New Zealand myrtaceous tree, with strong elastic wood and aromatic leaves. |
| KATHAKALIS | • kathakalis n. Plural of kathakali. • KATHAKALI n. (Malayalam) a highly stylized form of South Indian drama, using dance and mime. |
| KATHAKS | • kathaks n. Plural of kathak. • KATHAK n. (Sanskrit) a classical dance of India in which brief passages of mime alternate with rapid, rhythmic dance. |
| PICKTHANKS | • pickthanks n. Plural of pickthank. • PICKTHANK n. someone who seeks to ingratiate himself or herself by officious favours, or by talebearing. |
| PINAKOTHEKS | • pinakotheks n. Plural of pinakothek. • PINAKOTHEK n. (German) a picture gallery. |
| SHITKICKER | • shitkicker n. (US, slang, vulgar, usually in the plural) A workboot. • shitkicker n. (US, slang, vulgar, offensive) A poor, rural person, especially from the southern United States. • shitkicker n. (US, slang, vulgar) Something unusually unpleasant or difficult. |
| SHITKICKERS | • shitkickers n. Plural of shitkicker. |
| SKETCHBOOK | • sketchbook n. A book or pad with blank pages for sketching; a sketch pad. • sketchbook n. A book of printed sketches. • sketchbook n. (Dated) A printed book of literary sketches or skits. |
| SKETCHBOOKS | • sketchbooks n. Plural of sketchbook. • sketch␣books n. Plural of sketch book. • SKETCHBOOK n. a book of or for sketches. |
| SUKKOTH | • sukkoth n. Plural of sukkah. • Sukkoth n. Alternative spelling of Sukkot. • SUKKAH n. (Hebrew) a shelter where meals are eaten during Jewish festivals, also SUCCAH. |
| THICKSKIN | • thickskin n. A coarse, gross person; a person void of sensibility or sensitiveness; a dullard. • thickskin adj. (Zoology) Applied to various creatures having a thick skin. • thick␣skin n. (Idiomatic) Ability to take criticism or harsh behavior without being easily offended. |
| THICKSKINS | • thickskins n. Plural of thickskin. • THICKSKIN n. a coarse, gross person; a person void of sensibility or sensitiveness. |