KAM crooked KECKSY hemlock KEECH a lump of tallow KEEL to skin KEEP to restrain KEISAR Caesar, Emperor KERN the foot soldiers of the Irish
KIBE a chilblain KICKSHAW a made dish KICKSY WICKSY a wife, used in disdain
KILN-HOLE the ash-hole under a kiln KINDLE to bring forth young - used only of beasts KINDLESS unnatural KINDLY natural KIRTLE a gown KNAP to snap, crack KNAVE a boy, a serving-man KNOT a figure in garden beds KNOW to acknowledge
