| KEELAGES | • keelages n. Plural of keelage. • KEELAGE n. the amount paid to keep a boat in harbour. |
| KEELBOAT | • keelboat n. (Sailing) Any sailboat having a keel (as opposed to a centerboard or daggerboard). • KEELBOAT n. a type of yacht with a heavy external keel to offset the weight of the sails. |
| KEELHALE | • keelhale v. Obsolete form of keelhaul. • KEELHALE v. to punish by dragging under the keel of a ship, also KEELHAUL. |
| KEELHAUL | • keelhaul v. (Transitive, nautical) To punish by dragging under the keel of a ship. • keelhaul v. (Transitive) To rebuke harshly. • keel␣haul v. Alternative spelling of keelhaul. |
| KEELINGS | • keelings n. Plural of keeling. • Keelings prop.n. Plural of Keeling. • KEELING n. (Scots) a codfish. |
| KEELLESS | • keelless adj. (Of a water craft) having no keel. • keelless adj. (Of a bird) having no keel on the sternum; acarinate. • KEELLESS adj. having no keel. |
| KEELSONS | • keelsons n. Plural of keelson. • KEELSON n. a wooden or steel structure lengthwise within a ship's frame to bear and distribute stress, also KELSON. |
| KEENINGS | • keenings n. Plural of keening. • KEENING n. a wailing, a lament. |
| KEENNESS | • keenness n. Sharpness or cutting ability. • keenness n. Astuteness or sagacity. • keenness n. Eagerness or enthusiasm. |
| KEEPABLE | • keepable adj. That can be kept or is worth keeping. • keepable n. Something that can or should be kept. • KEEPABLE adj. able to be kept. |
| KEEPINGS | • keepings n. Plural of keeping. • KEEPING n. custody, ownership. |
| KEEPNETS | • keepnets n. Plural of keepnet. • KEEPNET n. a net for holding fish alive in a river. |
| KEEPSAKE | • keepsake n. Some object given by a person and retained in memory of something or someone; something kept for sentimental… • keepsake n. (Historical) Specifically, a type of literary album popular in the nineteenth-century, containing scraps… • KEEPSAKE n. a memento. |
| KEEPSAKY | • KEEPSAKY adj. vapidly pretty. |
| KEESHOND | • Keeshond n. A spitz bred in the Netherlands and Germany, characterized by a fluffy coat of silver and black fur. • KEESHOND n. (Dutch) a small, heavy-coated dog. |
| KEESTERS | • keesters n. Plural of keester. • KEESTER n. (slang) the buttocks, also KEISTER, KEYSTER, KIESTER. |