Kamikaze,
Japanese fighter pilots trained and willing to make suicidal crashes.
Kamikaze,
Strong alcoholic drink (US) 1 oz. Vodka, 1 oz, Triple Sec & 1 oz. Lime Juice.
Kemi Kazi,
Japanese chemical toilet.
Keep,
retain/hold.
Keep,
a fortress or walled castle.
Keen,
sharp - of metal or mind.
Keen,
eager, avoid.
Keen,
to wail, mourn.
Ken,
short version of Kenneth, man's name.
Ken,
to know, to be aware of.
Kin,
relative.
Do you ken Ken, Ken?
Key,
instrument for opening a lock.
Key,
island off Miami.
Key,
musical signature.
Quay,
The mooring place on a river.
Take the key to Key Largo.
Kid,
young goat.
Kid,
(sl) young person, child.
Kid,
a verbal hoax.
Don’t kid me, that kid isn’t the kid’s.
Kilt,
Scotsman's nether covering.
Killed,
slewn or slain.
Kilt,
slewn or slain (in Scottish).
Kind,
type.
Kind,
pleasant.
He was of the kind kind.
Kit,
diminutive.
Kit,
Kit, Kitty, Kathleen.
Kit,
accoutrements.
Kit,
plastic plates for model airplanes.
Kite,
a flying apparatus.
Kite,
a species of hawk.
Kite,
(sl) bad cheque.
He paid for the kite with a kite, and when he used it it
was attacked by a kite.
Knackered,
tired (sl).
Naked,
unclothed.
He was knackered and naked.
Knave,
a rogue.
Knave,
another name for a Jack (playing cards).
Nave,
central arched chamber of church.
The knave drew a knave from the pack in the Nave.
Knead,
to press.
Kneed,
usually in the groin.
Need,
want.
No need to knead, he said, as he kneed.
Kneel,
to bend the leg.
Neil,
man's name.
Kneel Neil.
Knees,
joints in legs.
Niece,
relative.
His niece had nice knees.
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