| EKISTIC | • ekistic adj. Of or pertaining to ekistics. • EKISTIC adj. relating to ekistics, the study of human settlements, also EKISTICAL. |
| FIKIEST | • FIKY adj. (Scots) fidgeting and restless, also FIKISH. |
| ICKIEST | • ickiest adj. Superlative form of icky: most icky. • ICKY adj. repulsive. |
| INKIEST | • inkiest adj. Superlative form of inky: most inky. • INKY adj. like ink. |
| KAINITS | • kainits n. Plural of kainit. • KAINIT n. (German) hydrous magnesium sulphate with potassium chloride, found in salt deposits, used as a fertilizer, also KAINITE. |
| KIDLITS | • KIDLIT n. literature for children. |
| KILTIES | • kilties n. Plural of kiltie. • KILTY n. one who wears a kilt (a type of skirt), also KILTIE. |
| KISTING | • kisting v. Present participle of kist. • KIST v. (Scots) to place into a coffin. |
| KITINGS | • kitings n. Plural of kiting. • KITING n. kite-flying. |
| KITTIES | • kitties n. Plural of kitty. • kitties n. Plural of kittie. • KITTY n. a kitten. |
| OIKISTS | • oikists n. Plural of oikist. • OIKIST n. (historical) the founder of a colony, also OECIST. |
| PATIKIS | • PATIKI n. (Maori) the New Zealand sand flounder or dab. |
| SKITING | • skiting v. Present participle of skite. • SKITE v. (Australian slang) to boast. |
| STICKIE | • stickie n. Alternative form of sticky. • STICKIE n. a slip of notepaper having an adhesive strip on the back. |
| STICKIT | • STICKIT adj. (Scots) unfinished; having failed esp. in an intended profession. |
| TICKIES | • tickies n. Plural of ticky. • TICKY n. a former South African coin, also TICKEY. |
| TISICKS | • TISICK n. (Shakespeare) a cough. |
| TITOKIS | • titokis n. Plural of titoki. • TITOKI n. (Maori) a New Zealand tree. |