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- KOTCHAlternative form of cotch.
- KOTH
- KOTI
- KOTLIN
- KOTOWERAlternative spelling of kowtower.
- KOTOWSplural of kotow
- KOTR
- KOTWALSplural of kotwal
- KOUL
- KOURASplural of koura
- KOUT
- KOVAC
- KOVACS
- KOVAR
- KOVEL
- KOVIC
- KOZY
- KRAFTSA kind of strong, smooth brown wrapping paper.
- KRAGH
- KRAMP
- KRAN
- KRANZAlternative form of krantz.
- KRASH
- KRATON
- KRAV
- KREAM
- KREASOTEArchaic form of creosote.
- KREE
- KREFT
- KREG
- KREIS
- KRENGSplural of kreng
- KREOSOTEArchaic form of creosote.
- KREPLECHAlternative form of kreplach.
- KREPS
- KREST
- KRIO
- KRIV
- KROFT
- KROGAN
- KROHN
- KROM
- KROVI
- KRUBUTRafflesia arnoldii, a plant with very large flowers.
- KRULE
- KRUNCH
- KRUT
- KRYOLITEAlternative form of cryolite.
- KRYOLITH
- KRYSTAL
- KSENIA
- KUBE
- KUBEL
- KUBLA
- KUBLER
- KUBO
- KUCHENSplural of kuchen
- KUCHEROV
- KUGA
- KUIASplural of kuia
- KUIHBite-sized snack or dessert foods in Malaysia and nearby countries, usually made from rice and often brightly coloured.
- KUIPERS
- KUJO
- KULIT
- KULTURSGerman culture or civilization, especially seen as authoritarian or racist during the period of world wars (1914-18 and 1939-45)
- KULU
- KUMA
- KUMARAThe sweet potato.
- KUMARIA living goddess; a prepubescent girl worshipped as a manifestation of divine female energy.
- KUMARISplural of kumari
- KUMBA
- KUMBALOI
- KUME
- KUNG
- KUNGS
- KUNIS
- KUNLE
- KUNTA
- KUPA
- KUPE
- KURDAITCHASplural of kurdaitcha
- KURIThe kitchen of a Zen monastery.
- KURIN
- KURO
- KURSAALA public hall or building for the use of visitors at health resorts or spas; a casino
- KURSI
- KURTASplural of kurta
- KURTH
- KUSI
- KUTAS
- KUTCHA packet or pile of vellum leaves in which gold is beaten into thin sheets.
- KUTCHAImperfect, makeshift; ramshackle, second-rate.
- KUTCHER
- KUTCHESplural of kutch
- KUTE
- KUVIRA
- KUZUAlternative form of kudzu.
- KVASIR
- KVATCH
- KVIST