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Words Starting with Letter 'K'

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Keynote /keynote/
Noun Grade-2

The main idea, central theme, or most important speech at a big meeting or special event.

Keyway /keyway/
Noun Grade-2

A small slot or groove cut into a machine part where a metal piece fits to hold two gears tightly together.

Khaki /khaki/
Noun Grade-1

A light yellowish-brown color that is often used to make sturdy pants, shorts, and scout uniforms.

Khamsin /khamsin/
Noun Grade-2

A hot, dusty, and dry wind from the desert that blows across Egypt and North Africa during the spring season.

Khan /khan/
Noun Grade-1

A historical title given to a powerful ruler, king, or military leader in parts of Asia.

Khanate /khanate/
Noun Grade-2

The territory, kingdom, or realm ruled by a Mongol or Turkic leader known as a khan.

Khaya /khaya/
Noun Grade-1

A large tropical tree with strong wood that is often called African mahogany.

Khedive /khedive/
Adjective Grade-2

A title used by the rulers of Egypt from the 19th to early 20th century.

Khond /khond/
Noun Grade-1

A member of an indigenous tribal group of people living traditionally in the hills of east-central India.

Khutbah /khutbah/
Noun Grade-2

A special speech or sermon given by an imam during the Friday community prayers in a mosque.

Kibble /kibble/
Verb Grade-2

Dry food shaped like little pieces, usually given to dogs and cats.

Kibe /kibe/
Noun Grade-1

A sore or crack on the skin caused by the cold, usually on the heel.

Kibitka /kibitka/
Noun Grade-2

A traditional horse-drawn sleigh or covered wagon used for travel in Russia.

Kibosh /kibosh/
Noun Grade-2

To put a complete stop to something or ruin a plan before it can actually happen.

Kiby /kiby/
Noun Grade-1

Afflicted with painful chapped skin or sores caused by being out in the freezing cold.

Kick /kick/
Verb Grade-1

To strike or hit something quickly and forcefully with your foot, like when playing soccer or opening a door.

Kicker /kicker/
Noun Grade-2

A person or thing that kicks, like a football player who kicks field goals.

Kickup /kickup/
Noun Grade-2

A sudden fuss, noisy disturbance, or excited uproar caused by a group of people.

Kid /kid/
Noun Kindergarten

A young human child who is growing up, going to school, and learning new things every day.

Kiddier /kiddier/
Noun Grade-2

More suited or designed especially for young children, games, or childish activities.

Kiddy /kiddy/
Verb Grade-1

A fun and friendly nickname often used by adults to talk about a young child or kid.

Kidnap /kidnap/
Verb Grade-2

To steal a person and carry them away by force against their will.

Kidney /kidney/
Noun Grade-2

One of a pair of organs in your body that cleans your blood and makes pee.

Kier /kier/
Noun Grade-1

A large vat or tank used for boiling or soaking cloth or laundry.

Kike /kike/
Verb Grade-1

An insulting and offensive word used against Jewish people.

Kilerg /kilerg/
Noun Grade-2

A scientific unit used to measure a specific amount of work or energy.

Kiln /kiln/
Noun Grade-1

A large, very hot oven used for baking clay pots and bricks to make them hard and strong.

Kilo /kilo/
Noun Grade-1

A metric unit of weight equal to one thousand grams, used to measure heavy things like large pumpkins.

Kilt /kilt/
Noun Grade-1

A knee-length pleated skirt with a plaid pattern, traditionally worn in Scotland.

Kilter /kilter/
Noun Grade-2

Being in good working order or proper condition so that everything operates smoothly.

Kilting /kilting/
Noun Grade-2

The material used to make a kilt, or the pleats on a kilt.

Kimnel /kimnel/
Noun Grade-2

A large tub or shallow wooden vessel used in baking or brewing.

Kimono /kimono/
Noun Grade-2

A traditional long robe with wide sleeves, tied with a sash around the waist, originally worn in Japan.

Kin /kin/
Noun Kindergarten

Your family members and relatives, such as your aunts, uncles, cousins, and grandparents.

Kincob /kincob/
Noun Grade-2

A fancy, expensive Indian fabric woven with real gold or silver threads to make it shiny.

Kind /kind/
Noun Grade-1

Being friendly, helpful, and genuinely caring toward other people, like sharing your toys with a sad friend.

Kindle /kindle/
Verb Grade-2

To start a fire or cause it to start burning brightly, like lighting twigs in a campfire.

Kindler /kindler/
Noun Grade-2

Something that starts a fire, such as small dry sticks, twigs, or paper used to catch a flame.

Kindly /kindly/
Adverb Grade-2

Being warm, helpful, and caring toward others, like when a friend shares their snack with you.

Kindred /kindred/
Noun Grade-2

Related to each other by family or sharing similar interests.

Kinepox /kinepox/
Noun Grade-2

A mild disease in cows that was once used to protect people from smallpox.

Kinetic /kinetic/
Noun Grade-2

Having to do with movement, like a spinning top or a ball rolling down a steep hill.

King /king/
Noun Grade-1

A male ruler of a country who usually gets his important job and crown by being born into the royal family.

Kingcup /kingcup/
Noun Grade-2

A bright yellow wild plant with cup-shaped flowers that grows in wet, marshy places, also called a marsh marigold.

Kingdom /kingdom/
Noun Grade-2

A country that is ruled by a king or a queen, such as a magical land in a fairy tale with a big castle.

Kinglet /kinglet/
Noun Grade-2

A very small bird with a brightly colored patch on its head.

Kingly /kingly/
Adverb Grade-2

Fitting for a king or queen, meaning something that is very grand, rich, noble, and impressive.

Kink /kink/
Noun Grade-1

A tight, accidental curl, twist, or bend in something straight like a rope, hair, or wire.

Kinkle /kinkle/
Noun Grade-2

A small curl, twist, or kink in something like hair or wire.

Kinky /kinky/
Noun Grade-1

Having very tight curls, twists, or sharp bends, like tightly wound hair or a twisted wire.

Kino /kino/
Noun Grade-1

A dark red juice that comes from certain tropical plants and is used to make medicines and dyes.

Kinship /kinship/
Noun Grade-2

The special bond of being part of the same family or sharing a close connection with someone.

Kinsman /kinsman/
Noun Grade-2

A male relative, such as an uncle, cousin, or grandfather, who belongs to your family.

Kiosk /kiosk/
Noun Grade-1

A small stand or little booth out in public where people sell snacks, newspapers, or tickets.

Kip /kip/
Noun Kindergarten

To take a quick, cozy little sleep or afternoon nap when you feel very sleepy.

Kipe /kipe/
Noun Grade-1

A special basket or woven trap used by fishers to catch fish in a river.

Kipper /kipper/
Noun Grade-2

A whole herring fish that has been salted, dried, and smoked over a fire to preserve it for eating.

Kipskin /kipskin/
Noun Grade-2

Leather made from the skin of a small or young animal, like a calf.

Kirk /kirk/
Noun Grade-1

A word used mostly in Scotland to mean a building where people go for Christian worship and church services.

Kirkman /kirkman/
Noun Grade-2

A minister or member who belongs to a church, especially in the country of Scotland.

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