KAALING kaalingKaaling, n. a species of starling in China KABBOS kabbosKabbos, n. a fish of a brown color without scales KALENDER kalenderKalender, n. an account or register of time KALI kaliKali, n. a kind of sea-weed, a marine plant KAM kamKam, a. crooked, turned awry, bent, perverted KANGAROO kangarooKangaroo, n. an animal of New-Holland, somewhat resembling the for and opossum KAOLIN kaolinKaolin, n. a soft earth used in China as one of the materials of porcelain KATA kataKata, n. a Syrian bird of the grous kind KAW kawKaw, v.n. to cry as a raven or crow, to gasp KAW (2) kaw (2)Kaw, n. the cry of a raven or crow, a gasp KAWN kawnKawn, n. a public inn in Turkey KAYLE kayleKayle, n. a ninepin, the game at ninepins KECK keckKeck, v.i. to heave the stomach, to nauseate KECKLE keckleKeckle, v.n. to keck, to tie a rope round a cable KECKS kecks|kecksyKecks, or Kecksy, n. dry stalks and sticks, hemlock KECKY keckyKecky, a. resembling or having kecks KEDGER kedgerKedger, n. a small anchor used in shallow water KEDLOCK kedlockKedlock, n. a pernicious field-weed, charlock KEE keeKee, n. kine, cows, all beasts of the cow kind KEEL keelKeel, n. the lowest timber of a ship; v.t. to cool KEELHAUL keelhaulKeelhaul, v.t. to punish, to drag under the keel KEEN keenKeen, a. sharp, fine, eager, severe; v.t. to sharpen KEENLY keenlyKeenly, ad. sharply, eagerly, bitterly, severely KEENNESS keennessKeenness, n. sharpness, eagerness, vehemence KEEP keepKeep, v.t. kept, pret. kept, pa. to preserve save, maintain, hold, detain, conceal, obey KEEP (2) keep (2)Keep, n. custody, guard, restraint, a strong tower KEEPER keeperKeeper, n. one who keeps, one who guards KEEPERSHIP keepershipKeepership, n. the office or duty of a keeper KEEPING keepingKeeping, n. custody, support, protection, feed KEFFEKIL keffekilKeffekil, n. a stone, white or yellow, which increases in the fire, of which Turkey pipes are madeKeg or kag, n. a small barrel or cask, a cag KELL kellKell, n. pottage, what covers the guts, the caul KELP kelpKelp, n. salt extracted from calcined sea-weed KELSON kelson|keelsonKelson, or Keelson, n. the wood next the keel KELTER kelterKelter, n. a prepared or due state, order, readiness KEMB kembKemb, v.t. to comb, disentangle, dress, adorn KEN kenKen, v. to see or discover at a distance, to know KEN (2) ken (2)Ken, n. a view, reach of the sight, knowledge KENNEL kennelKennel, n. a house for dogs, watercourse, haunt KENNEL (2) kennel (2)Kennel, v. to lie, dwell, shut up, enter, get in KENTEDGE kentedgeKentedge, n. pigs or iron for ballast KENTLE kentleKentle, n. in trade a hundred with KENTUCKY kentuckyKentucky, n. a state and a river on the south of the Ohio KEPT keptKept, pret. and pa. pass. of to keep KERCHIEF kerchiefKerchief, n. a headdress, a cloth used in dressing the head KERCHIEFED kerchiefed|kerchieftKerchiefed, or Kerchieft, a. dressed, hooded KERF kerfKerf, n. the notch cut or sawn away in timber KERMES kermesKermes, n. a small animal found on a species of small oak in Asia and Europe, used in dying red KERN kernKern, n. an Irish foot-soldier or boor, mill, horn KERN (2) kern (2)Kern, v. to form into grains, curdle, salt, corn KERNEL kernelKernel, n. the substance within a shell, a knob KERNEL (2) kernel (2)Kernel, v. to form into kernels, ripen, indent KERSEY kerseyKersey, n. a coarse woollen stuff woven in ribs KESTREL kestrelKestrel, n. a bird of the hawk kind, the stannel KETCH ketchKetch, n. a large heavy ship, an executioner KETCHUP ketchupKetchup, n. a sauce for food KETTLE kettleKettle, n. a kitchen-vessel to boil things in KETTLEDRUM kettledrumKettledrum, n. a very large drum made of brass KEVEL kevelKevel, n. a species of antelope, with flat horns KEY keyKey, n. a thing to open a lock or explain, part of musical instrument, tone in music, wharf KEYAGE keyageKeyage, n. money for lying at a key or wharf KEYHOLE keyholeKeyhole, n. a hole in a door, to put a key in KEYSTONE keystoneKeystone, n. the middle stone in an arch KIBE kibeKibe, n. a chap in the heel, fore, chilblain KIBED kibedKibed, a. with chapped flesh on the heel KICK kickKick, n. a blow or wound made with the foot KICK (2) kick (2)Kick, v.t. to strike with the foot, to strike back KICKER kickerKicker, n. one who kicks or strikes back KICKING kickingKicking, n. the act of striking with the foot KICKSHAW kickshawKickshaw, n. a fatastical dish of meat, a trifle KICKSHOE kickshoeKickshoe, n. a caperer, buffoon, jackpudding KID kidKid, n. a young goat, child, apprentice, faggot KID (2) kid (2)Kid, v.t. to bring forth as a goat, to bundle up KIDDER kidderKidder, n. an engrosser of corn, a huckster KIDDOW kiddowKiddow, n. the guillimot or sea hen KIDNAP kidnapKidnap, v.t. to steal persons, seduce, decoy KIDNAPPER kidnapperKidnapper, n. a person who steals persons KIDNEY kidneyKidney, n. a part of an animal, race, bred, kind KIDNEYBEAN kidneybeanKidneybean, n. a garden herb, a French bean KIDNEYSHAPED kidneyshapedKidneyshaped, a. shaped like the kidney KILDERKIN kilderkinKilderkin, n. a liquid measure of 16 or 18 gallons KILL killKill, v.t. to deprive of life, to detroy; n. a kiln KILLAS killasKillas, n. a stone of a pale of greenish gray KILLDEE killdeeKilldee, n. a small bird so called KILLER killerKiller, n. one who kills, an animal which substists on the whale KILLOW killowKillow, n. a blackish kind of stone, a measure KILN kilnKiln, n. a stove to dry or burn things in KILNDRY kilndryKilndry, v.t. to dry in or at a kiln, to harden KIMBOW kimbowKimbow, a. crooked, bent, arched, set across KIMBULA kimbulaKimbula, n. a crocodile of beautiful colors KIN kinKin, n. a relation, kindred, class, the same kind KIND kindKind, a. good, tender, obligingly, favorable KIND (2) kind (2)Kind, n. a race, class, nature, sort, way KINDLE kindleKindle, v. to set on or catch fire, provoke, bring forth KINDLER kindlerKindler, n. one who lights, one who inflames KINDLY kindlyKindly, ad. with good will, tenderly, obligingly KINDLY (2) kindly (2)Kindly, a. mild, promising, favorable, like KINDNESS kindnessKindness, n. benevolence, favor, love, tenderness KINDRED kindredKindred, n. relation, affinity, relatives, a class KINDRED (2) kindred (2)Kindred, a. related, allied, similar, like, congenial KINE kineKine, n. pl. of cow; two or more cows KINEPOCK kinepockKinepock, n. the vaccine disease KING kingKing, n. a monarch, supreme governor, herald, card KING (2) king (2)King, v.t. to supply with or make a king KINGCRAFT kingcraftKingcraft, n. the art or act of governing KINGDOM kingdomKingdom, n. the dominions of a king KINGED kingedKinged, pa. having or made a king, crowned KINGFISHER kingfisherKingfisher, n. a small very beautiful bird KINGLING kinglingKingling, n. a petty king, used in contempt KINGLY kinglyKingly, a. royal, noble; ad. with an air of royalty KINGSEVIL kingsevilKingsevil, n. a scrofulous disorder KINGSHIP kingshipKingship, n. royalty, monarchy, sovereign power KINK kinkKink, n. a twist formed by the twisting of hard twisted threds KINK (2) kink (2)Kink, v.t. to twist into a kink KINO kinoKino, n. an astringent resin from a tree in Africa, resin, astringent KINSFOLK kinsfolkKinsfolk, n. pl. relations, persons related KINSMAN kinsmanKinsman, n. one of the same race, a male relation KINSWOMAN kinswomanKinswoman, n. a female related or of the same family KIRK kirkKirk, n. a church, the church of Scotland KIRTLE kirtleKirtle, n. an upper garment, gown, quantity of flax KISS kissKiss, n. a salute given with the lips KISS (2) kiss (2)Kiss, v.t. to salute with the lips, fondle, caress KISSING kissingKissing, n. the act of saluting with the lips KISSINGCRUST kissingcrustKissingcrust, n. the crust wher two loaves toach KIT kitKit, n. a small fiddle, small fishtub, bottle, pail KITCHEN kitchenKitchen, n. a room used for cooking in KITCHENGARDEN kitchengardenKitchengarden, n. a garden to raise plants for food KITCHENMAID kitchenmaidKitchenmaid, n. a maid who cleans the kitchen KITE kiteKite, n. a bird of prey, a paper bird or flying figure KITEFOOT kitefootKitefoot, n. a particular sort of tobacco KITHENSTUFF kithenstuffKithenstuff, n. fat from pots, vegetables KITTEN kittenKitten, n. a young cat; v.i. to bring forth cats KITTIWAKE kittiwakeKittiwake, n. a bird of the gull kind KLICK klickKlick, v.i. to make a small sharp noise, snatch, call in KLICKING klickingKlicking, n. a regular low sharp noise KNAB knabKnab, v.t. to gnaw, bite with noise, nibble KNACK knackKnack, v. to bite, make a quick noise, talk fine KNACK (2) knack (2)Knack, n. dexterity, art, a nice trick, toy, top KNACKER knackerKnacker, n. a maker of knacks, a collarmaker KNAG knagKnag, n. a hard knot in wood, stump, wart KNAGGY knaggyKnaggy, a. knotty, rough with knots, very hard KNAP knapKnap, n. a swelling, prominence, tuft, hill KNAP (2) knap (2)|knappleKnap, or Knapple, v. to bite, snap, break short KNAPSACK knapsackKnapsack, n. a soldier's bag or pouch KNAPWEED knapweedKnapweed, n. a plant of different kinds KNAR knar|knurleKnar, or Knurle, n. a hard knot of wood KNAVE knaveKnave, n. a petty rascal, scoundrel, card, servant KNAVERY knaveryKnavery, n. low dishonesty, petty villany, deceit KNAVISH knavishKnavish, a. dishonest, fraudulent, waggish KNAVISHLY knavishlyKnavishly, ad. dishonestly KNAVISHNESS knavishnessKnavishness, n. dishonesty, deceit, waggishness KNAWEL knawelKnawel, n. a species of plant KNEAD kneadKnead, v.t. to work or mix dough with the hand KNEADINGTROUGH kneadingtroughKneadingtrough, n. a trough to work paste in KNEE kneeKnee, n. the joint between the leg and thigh KNEE (2) knee (2)Knee, v.t. to put knees, to entreat by keeling KNEEDEEP kneedeepKneedeep, a. rising up or sunk down to the knees KNEEHIGH kneehighKneehigh, a. to or as high as the knee KNEEL kneelKneel, v. to bend the knee, to rest on the knee KNEETRIBUTE kneetributeKneetribute, n. obeisance shown by kneeling KNELL knellKnell, n. the found made by tolling a bell KNIFE knifeKnife, n. pl. knives, a steel, utensil to cut with KNIGHT knightKnight, n. a title of honor; v.t. to create a knight KNIGHTERRANT knighterrantKnighterrant, n. a roving adventurous knight KNIGHTERRANTRY knighterrantryKnighterrantry, n. the feats of a knighterrant KNIGHTHOOD knighthoodKnighthood, n. the dignity of a knight KNIGHTLY knightlyKnightly, a. becoming or fit for a knight, noble KNIT knitKnit, v.t. knit, knitted, pret. knit, knitted, pa. to make stocking-work, join unite KNITTER knitterKnitter, n. one who knits or is kept to knit KNITTINGNEEDLE knittingneedleKnittingneedle, n. a wire used to knit with KNITTLE knittleKnittle, n. a string to draw or gather a purse, KNOB knobKnob, n. the protuberance of a tree, a knot KNOBBED knobbedKnobbed, knobby, a. full of knobs, hard, rough KNOCK knockKnock, v. to hit, strike, dash, beat, clash, rap KNOCK (2) knock (2)Knock, n. a sudden or loud stroke, blow, rap KNOCKER knockerKnocker, n. one that knocks, a hammer of a door KNOLL knollKnoll, v. to ring or sound as a bell; n. a little hill KNOT knotKnot, n. part tied, hard place in wood, bond, a division of the log-line, as five knots an hour is five miles an hour KNOT (2) knot (2)Knot, v.t. to make knots, tie, fasten, form buds KNOTGRASS knotgrassKnotgrass, n. grass of various kinds KNOTLESS knotlessKnotless, a. free from knots KNOTTED knotted|knottyKnotted, or Knotty, a. full of knots, hard, difficult KNOTTILY knottilyKnottily, ad. in a knotty manner, ruggedly KNOTTINESS knottinessKnottiness, n. a fulness of knots, difficulty KNOUT knoutKnout, n. a Russian punishment by a lether thong KNOW knowKnow, v.t. knew, pret. known, pa. to understand, distinguish, perceive, find out KNOWABLE knowableKnowable, a. that may be known or discovered KNOWER knowerKnower, n. one who knows or has knowledge KNOWING knowingKnowing, pa. skilful, conscious; n. knowledge KNOWINGLY knowinglyKnowingly, ad. with real knowledge, wilfully KNOWLEDGE knowledgeKnowledge, n. understanding, skill, learning, notice KNUB knub|knubbleKnub, or Knubble, v.t. to beat with the knuckles KNUCKLE knuckleKnuckle, v.i. to submit, yield, bend, comply KNUCKLE (2) knuckle (2)Knuckle, n. a joint of the fingers, knee, knot KNUCKLED knuckledKnuckled, a. having knuckles, jointed, hard KNUFF knuffKnuff, n. an aukward person, clown, boor, rustic KNURLY knurlyKnurly, a. full of knots, hard KOBA kobaKoba, n. an antelope with horns close at the base KOKOB kokobKokob, n. a venemous serpent of America KOMMANIC kommanicKommanic, n. the crested lark of Germany KORAN koranKoran, n. the Mahometan book of faith KORET koretKoret, n. a delicious fish to the E. Indies KORIN korinKorin, n. an antelope with slender smooth horns KRAAL kraalKraal, n. a village among the Hottentots KRAGG kraggKragg, n. a species of argilaceous earth KRAKEN krakenKraken, n. a supposed large sea animal