| KEWLEST | • kewlest adj. Superlative form of kewl: most kewl. • KEWL adj. (colloquial) cool. |
| KOTWALS | • kotwals n. Plural of kotwal. • KOTWAL n. (Hindi) the chief constable of an Indian town, also COTWAL. |
| KOWTOWS | • kowtows n. Plural of kowtow. • KOWTOW v. to perform a kowtow, also KOTOW. |
| KWAITOS | • KWAITO n. (South African) a type of South African pop music. |
| SKEWEST | • skewest adj. Superlative form of skew: most skew. • SKEW adj. oblique, biased. |
| THWACKS | • thwacks n. Plural of thwack. • thwacks v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of thwack. • THWACK v. to strike with something flat. |
| TOWKAYS | • towkays n. Plural of towkay. • TOWKAY n. (Chinese) sir, master. |
| TOWSACK | • towsack n. (Chiefly US regional) A kind of burlap sack; a gunny sack. • TOWSACK n. a sack made of a coarse fabric. |
| WACKEST | • wackest adj. Superlative form of wack: most wack. • WACK adj. crazy, also WACKY. |
| WANKSTA | • wanksta n. (Slang, derogatory) A person who pretends to be a member of an urban gang or affects hip-hop styles… • WANKSTA n. (vulgar colloquial) a person who acts and dresses like a gangster but is not involved in crime. |
| WEAKEST | • weakest adj. Superlative form of weak: most weak. • WEAK adj. feeble. |
| WESKITS | • weskits n. Plural of weskit. • WESKIT n. (colloquial) a waistcoat. |
| WHISKET | • whisket n. (UK, dialect) A basket; especially, a straw provender basket. • whisket n. (Engineering) A small lathe for turning wooden pins. • WHISKET n. a basket; esp. a straw provender basket, also WISKET. |
| WICKETS | • wickets n. Plural of wicket. • WICKET n. a small gate. |
| WISKETS | • wiskets n. Plural of wisket. • WISKET n. a basket; esp. a straw provender basket, also WHISKET. |