| CAKIER | • cakier adj. Comparative form of caky: more caky. • CAKY adj. lumpy, also CAKEY. |
| COKIER | • COKY adj. like coke. |
| FAKIER | • FAKEY adj. fake. |
| FIKIER | • FIKY adj. (Scots) fidgeting and restless, also FIKISH. |
| HOKIER | • hokier adj. Comparative form of hokey: more hokey. • HOKEY adj. overdone, contrived, bogus. |
| ICKIER | • ickier adj. Comparative form of icky: more icky. • ICKY adj. repulsive. |
| INKIER | • inkier adj. Comparative form of inky: more inky. • INKY adj. like ink. |
| JOKIER | • jokier adj. Comparative form of joky: more joky. • JOKY adj. amusing, also JOKEY. |
| KIERIE | • kierie n. A traditional club used as a weapon by certain indigenous groups of South Africa. • KIERIE n. (Hottentot) a stick, club, also KIRRI. |
| LAKIER | • lakier adj. Comparative form of laky: more laky. • LAKY adj. full of lakes. |
| OAKIER | • oakier adj. Comparative form of oaky: more oaky. • OAKY adj. like an oak. |
| POKIER | • pokier adj. Comparative form of poky: more poky. • POKY adj. cramped, also POKEY. |
| PUKIER | • pukier adj. Comparative form of puky: more puky. • pukier adj. Comparative form of pukey: more pukey. • PUKY adj. reminiscent of or resembling vomit, also PUKEY. |
| ROKIER | • ROKY adj. (dialect) misty; foggy; cloudy. |
| SKIERS | • skiers n. Plural of skier. • SKIER n. one who skis. |
| TAKIER | • TAKY adj. (obsolete) attractive. |
| YUKIER | • YUKY adj. itchy. |