| DINKEYS | • dinkeys n. Plural of dinkey. • DINKEY n. a small locomotive, also DINKY. |
| KEYINGS | • keyings n. Plural of keying. • KEYING n. providing a key for (cryptography). |
| KIDNEYS | • kidneys n. Plural of kidney. • Kidneys prop.n. Plural of Kidney. • KIDNEY n. a bodily organ. |
| KYANISE | • kyanise v. Alternative form of kyanize. • KYANISE v. to treat wood with a preservative, also KYANIZE. |
| PINKEYS | • pinkeys n. Plural of pinkey. • PINKEY n. a small narrow-sterned ship. |
| PYKNICS | • pyknics n. Plural of pyknic. • PYKNIC n. a person of pyknic build, also PYCNIC. |
| SKRYING | • skrying v. Present participle of skry. • SKRY v. to see the future e.g. via a crystal ball, also SCRY. |
| SKYFING | • SKYF v. (South African) to smoke. |
| SKYLINE | • skyline n. (Earth sciences) The line at which the earth and sky meet. • skyline n. The horizontal silhouette of a city or building against the sky. • skyline n. A path of movement, especially military movement, producing a silhouette above terrain features visible… |
| SKYRING | • SKYRE v. (Scots) to shine, be gaudy. |
| SKYTING | • skyting v. Present participle of skyte. • SKYTE v. (Scots) to dart or glide. |
| SNAKILY | • snakily adv. In a snaky manner. • SNAKY adv. like a snake, also SNAKEY. |
| YANKIES | • Yankies n. Plural of Yanky. • YANKIE n. (Scots) a scold; an impudent woman. |
| YESKING | • yesking v. Present participle of yesk. • YESK v. (Scots) to hiccup or belch, also YEX. |
| YOKINGS | • yokings n. Plural of yoking. • YOKING n. (dialect) as much work as is done at one time. |