| KENOTICISTS | • kenoticists n. Plural of kenoticist. • KENOTICIST n. a believer in kenosis, the relinquishment of the form of God by Jesus in becoming man. |
| KETOSTEROID | • ketosteroid n. (Organic chemistry) Any steroid having a ketone functional group. • KETOSTEROID n. a steroid, such as cortisone or estrone, containing a ketone group. |
| KINETOPLAST | • kinetoplast n. (Microbiology) A disk-shaped mass of circular DNA inside a large mitochondrion, found specifically in… • kinetoplast n. A kinetoplastid. • KINETOPLAST n. a DNA body located near the base of the flagellum in flagellate protozoa, also KINETONUCLEUS. |
| KRYPTONITES | • KRYPTONITE n. something that renders a person or thing helpless. |
| OUTSTRIKING | • outstriking v. Present participle of outstrike. • OUTSTRIKE v. to outdo in striking. |
| PICKETBOATS | • picketboats n. Plural of picketboat. • picket␣boats n. Plural of picket boat. • PICKETBOAT n. a craft used (as by the coastguard) for harbour patrol. |
| POTSTICKERS | • potstickers n. Plural of potsticker. |
| REKNOTTINGS | • REKNOTTING n. the act of knotting again. |
| STINKSTONES | • stinkstones n. Plural of stinkstone. • STINKSTONE n. a limestone that gives a fetid urinous smell when struck, also SWINESTONE. |
| STITCHWORKS | • STITCHWORK n. embroidery. |
| STOCKINETTE | • stockinette n. Alternative form of stockinet. • STOCKINETTE n. an elastic knitted fabric for undergarments, etc., also STOCKINET. |
| STOCKTAKING | • stocktaking n. The act of taking an inventory of merchandise etc. • stocktaking n. The reappraisal of a situation or of one’s prospects. • STOCKTAKING n. the inventorying and valuation of stock. |
| TEXTBOOKISH | • textbookish adj. Characteristic of a textbook. • TEXTBOOKISH adj. written in a style reminiscent of textbooks. |
| THELYTOKIES | • THELYTOKY n. the parthenogenetic production of females only. |
| TRACKPOINTS | • trackpoints n. Plural of trackpoint. |
| TUSSOCKIEST | • TUSSOCKY adj. full of tussocks. |
| WORKSTATION | • workstation n. A desktop computer, normally more powerful than a normal PC and often dedicated to a specific task, such as graphics. • workstation n. An area, at a workplace, for a single worker. • work␣station n. Alternative spelling of workstation. |