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K

K
K.B.
K.C.
K.G.
K.d.
K/a
KKK
Kaama
Kabala
Kabassou
Kabob
Kabook
Kabyle
Kadamitas, kadamitatis
Kadder
Kadi
Kafal
Kaffir
Kaffle
Kafilah
Kaftan
Kage
Kagu
Kaguan
Kahani
Kahau
Kaia
Kaiagium
Kail
Kaimacam
Kain
Kainit
Kainite
Kainozoic
Kaique
Kairine
Kairoline
Kaiser
Kaka
Kakapo
Kakaralli
Kakistocracy
Kakoxene
Kal.
Kalan
Kalasie
Kalator, kalatoris
Kalatorius, kalatoria, kalatorium
Kale
Kaleege
Kaleidophon
Kaleidoscope
Kaleidoscopic
Kalenda, kalendae
Kalendae
Kalendar
Kalendaria, kalendariae
Kalendarial
Kalendarium
Kalender
Kalends
Kali
Kalif
Kaliform
Kaligenous
Kalium
Kalki
Kalmia
Kalmuck
Kalo, kalare, kalavi, kalatus
Kalong
Kaloyer
Kalpa
Kalsomine
Kalumnia, kalumniae
Kalumniator, kalumniatoris
Kalumniatrix, kalumniatricis
Kam
Kama
Kamala
Kame
Kami
Kamichi
Kamptulicon
Kampylite
Kamsin
Kamtschadales
Kan
Kanacka
Kanchil
Kand
Kangaroo
Kangaroo court
Kansas
Kantian
Kantianism
Kantist
Kanttry
Kaolin
Kaolinization
Kaolinize
Kapelle
Kapellmeister
Kapia
Kapitularium, kapitularii
Kapnomar
Kaput, kapitis
Karagane
Karaism
Karaite
Karat
Karatas
Karaxare
Kardo, kardinis
Karl
Karle
Karma
Karmathian
Karn
Karob
Karpholite
Karrata
Karroo
Karstenite
Karthago, karthaginis
Karus, kara -um, karior -or -us, karissimus -a -um
Karvel
Karyokinesis
Karyokinetic
Karyomiton
Karyoplasma
Karyostenosis
Karyostenotic
Kasack
Kat
Katabolic
Katabolism
Katafractarius, katafractaria, katafractarium
Katafractarius, katafractarii
Katastate
Kate
Kathetal
Kathetometer
Kattimundoo
Katydid
Kauri
Kava
Kavass
Kavil
Kaw
Kawaka
Kawn
Kayak
Kayaker
Kayko
Kayles
Kaynard
Keck
Keckle
Keckling
Kecklish
Kecksy
Kecky
Kedge
Kedger
Kedlock
Kee
Keech
Keel
Keelage
Keeled
Keeler
Keelfat
Keelhaul
Keeling
Keelivine
Keelman
Keelrake
Keels
Keelson
Keelvat
Keen
Keener
Keene’s cement
Keenly
Keenness
Keep
Keep the peace
Keeper
Keeper of gambling house
Keeper of the Great Seal
Keeper of the Hanaper
Keeper of the forest
Keeper of the king's conscience
Keeper of the privy seal
Keeper of the rolls
Keepership
Keeping
Keeping common gaming house
Keeping disorderly house

vb. (Naut.) To haul under the keel of a ship, by ropes attached to the yardarms on each side. It was formerly practiced as a punishment in the Dutch and English navies.