| BECKONS | • beckons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of beckon. • beckons n. Plural of beckon.
 • BECKON v. to indicate by sign.
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| DAIKONS | • daikons n. Plural of daikon. • DAIKON n. (Japanese) a long white root vegetable similar to a radish.
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| EIKONES | • eikones n. Plural of eikon. • EIKON n. (Greek) a religious carving of a saint etc., also ICON, IKON.
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| HOKONUI | • HOKONUI n. (Maori) illicit whiskey. | 
| ISOKONT | • isokont adj. (Biology) Having flagella of equal length. • isokont n. Any of the green algae of the class Isokontae, now principally in class Chlorophyceae.
 • ISOKONT n. any member of the Isokontae, the green algae, whose zoospores have equal cilia, also ISOKONTAN.
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| KONAKIS | • konakis n. Plural of konaki. • KONAKI n. (Maori) in New Zealand, a farm vehicle with runners at the front and wheels at the rear, also KONEKE.
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| KONEKES | • KONEKE n. (Maori) in New Zealand, a farm vehicle with runners at the front and wheels at the rear, also KONAKI. | 
| KONFYTS | • konfyts n. Plural of konfyt. • KONFYT n. (South African) a preserve of fruit, in syrup or candied.
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| KONGONI | • kongoni n. A type of hartebeest from East Africa. • KONGONI n. (Swahili) an East African hartebeest.
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| KONINIS | • KONINI n. (Maori) the edible dark purple berry of the kotukutuku or tree fuchsia. | 
| KONKING | • konking v. Present participle of konk. • KONK v. to hit on the head, also CONK.
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| KONNING | • KON v. (Spenser) to know, also CON, CONNE. | 
| LEUKONS | • LEUKON n. (Greek) a bodily organ consisting of the white blood cells. | 
| MUSKONE | • MUSKONE n. a macrocyclic ketone, also MUSCONE. | 
| RECKONS | • reckons v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of reckon. • RECKON v. to count or compute.
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| ULIKONS | • ulikons n. Plural of ulikon. • ULIKON n. (Native American) the north Pacific candlefish, also EULACHAN, EULACHON, OOLACHAN, OOLAKAN, OOLICHAN, OULACHON, OULAKAN, ULICON.
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| WEAKONS | • weakons n. Plural of weakon. • WEAKON n. a subatomic particle.
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