| BULKERS | • bulkers n. Plural of bulker. • BULKER n. (archaic) a street thief or prostitute. |
| BURLESK | • BURLESK n. a type of stage show. |
| KULTURS | • KULTUR n. (German) culture, civilisation. |
| KURSAAL | • kursaal n. A public hall or building for the use of visitors at health resorts or spas; a casino. • KURSAAL n. (German) a public hall or room, for the use of visitors at watering places and health resorts in Germany. |
| LUNKERS | • lunkers n. Plural of lunker. • LUNKER n. a large game fish. |
| LURKERS | • lurkers n. Plural of lurker. • LURKER n. one that lurks. |
| RISKFUL | • riskful adj. (Archaic) Full of risks; risky. • RISKFUL adj. dangerous, also RISKY. |
| RUCKLES | • ruckles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of ruckle. • ruckles n. Plural of ruckle. • Ruckles prop.n. Plural of Ruckle. |
| RUNKLES | • runkles v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of runkle. • Runkles prop.n. Plural of Runkle. • RUNKLE v. to wrinkle, crease, also RUCK, RUCKLE. |
| RUSALKA | • rusalka n. (Slavic mythology) A female water spirit that leads handsome men to their deaths underwater. • RUSALKA n. (Russian) a water-nymph. |
| SCULKER | • sculker n. Dated form of skulker. • SCULKER n. one that skulks, also SKULKER. |
| SKUDLER | • SKUDLER n. in Shetland, the leader of a band of guisers, also SCUDDALER, SCUDLER. |
| SKULKER | • skulker n. Agent noun of skulk; one who skulks. • SKULKER n. one that skulks, also SCULKER. |
| SUCKLER | • suckler n. An animal that has not yet been weaned. • suckler n. Any animal that suckles its young; a mammal. • SUCKLER n. an animal that suckles, also SUCKLING. |
| SULKERS | • sulkers n. Plural of sulker. • SULKER n. one who sulks. |
| SULKIER | • sulkier adj. Comparative form of sulky: more sulky. • SULKY adj. in a resentful mood. |