| COWKING | • COWK v. (dialect) to retch, feel nauseated. |
| GAWKIER | • gawkier adj. Comparative form of gawky: more gawky. • GAWKY adj. awkward. |
| GAWKIES | • gawkies n. Plural of gawky. • GAWKY n. a tall awkward person. |
| GAWKILY | • gawkily adv. In a gawky manner. • GAWKY adv. awkward. |
| GAWKING | • gawking v. Present participle of gawk. • GAWK v. to stare and gape. |
| GAWKISH | • gawkish adj. Gawky. • GAWKISH adj. gawky, awkward. |
| HAWKIES | • hawkies n. Plural of hawkie. • HAWKIE n. a cow with a white-striped face. |
| HAWKING | • hawking v. Present participle of hawk. • hawking n. Action of the verb to hawk. • Hawking prop.n. An English surname originating as a patronymic, variant of Hawkins. |
| HAWKISH | • hawkish adj. Resembling a hawk in appearance or behaviour. • hawkish adj. Supportive of warlike foreign policy; bellicose; inclined toward military action. • hawkish adj. Favouring increasing interest rates; inclined towards increasing interest rates. |
| HOWKING | • HOWK v. (Scots) to dig, burrow, also HOLK. |
| MAWKIER | • mawkier adj. Comparative form of mawky: more mawky. • MAWKY adj. maggoty. |
| MAWKINS | • mawkins n. Plural of mawkin. • MAWKIN n. (dialect) a cat, also GRIMALKIN, MALKIN. |
| MAWKISH | • mawkish adj. Excessively or falsely sentimental; showing a sickly excess of sentiment. • mawkish adj. (Archaic or dialectal) Feeling sick, queasy. • mawkish adj. (Archaic) Sickening or insipid in taste or smell. |
| PAWKIER | • pawkier adj. Comparative form of pawky: more pawky. • PAWKY adj. (Scots) drily or slily humorous. |
| PAWKILY | • pawkily adv. In a pawky manner. • PAWKY adv. (Scots) drily or slily humorous. |