| ANGEKKOK | • angekkok n. Alternative spelling of angekok. • ANGEKKOK n. (Inuit) an Inuit sorcerer, also ANGAKOK, ANGEKOK. |
| BREKKIES | • brekkies n. Plural of brekkie. • BREKKY n. (colloquial) breakfast, also BREKKIE. |
| BUKKAKES | • BUKKAKE n. (Japanese) a type of sexual practice. |
| CHUKKARS | • chukkars n. Plural of chukkar. • CHUKKAR n. (Hindi) a period of play in polo, also CHUKKA, CHUKKER. |
| CHUKKERS | • chukkers n. Plural of chukker. • CHUKKER n. (Hindi) a period of play in polo, also CHUKKA, CHUKKAR. |
| DEKKOING | • DEKKO v. to take a look, also DECKO. |
| DREKKIER | • drekkier adj. Comparative form of drekky: more drekky. • DREKKY adj. rubbishy, also DRECKY. |
| GROKKING | • grokking v. Present participle of grok. • GROK v. (colloquial) to understand deeply by intuition. |
| LEKKINGS | • LEKKING n. the act of lekking. |
| SAKKOSES | • sakkoses n. Plural of sakkos. • SAKKOS n. (Greek) an Eastern bishop's vestment, also SACCOS. |
| SHIKKERS | • shikkers n. Plural of shikker. • SHIKKER n. (Australian slang) strong liquor; a drunk, also SHICKER. |
| STUKKEND | • STUKKEND adj. (South African) broken or wrecked. |
| TREKKERS | • trekkers n. Plural of trekker. • Trekkers n. Plural of Trekker. • TREKKER n. one who treks. |
| TREKKING | • trekking v. Present participle of trek. • trekking n. Walking in the countryside for pleasure or sport, usually for a longer period of time than for hiking. • TREKKING n. as in pony trekking, an excursion with a pony. |
| YIKKERED | • yikkered v. Simple past tense and past participle of yikker. • YIKKER v. to utter sharp little cries of an animal, also YICKER. |
| YUKKIEST | • yukkiest adj. Superlative form of yukky: most yukky. • YUKKY adj. disgusting, also YEUKY, YUCKO, YUCKY, YUKY. |
| ZIKKURAT | • zikkurat n. Alternative spelling of ziggurat. • ZIKKURAT n. a Babylonian temple tower, also ZIGGURAT, ZIKURAT. |