KAM - crooked
KECKSY - hemlock
KEECH - a lump of fat
KEEL (1) - to skin
KEEL (2) - cool
KEEP - to restrain
KEISAR - Emperor
KENNEL - to restrain
KERN - the rude 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
KIND - nature
KINDLE - to bring forth young; used only of beasts
KINDLESS - unnatural
KINDLY - natural
KIRTLE - a gown
KNAP - to snap, crack
KNAVE - a boy; serving-man
KNOT - a figure in garden beds
KNOW - to acknowledge