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kennel
(often plural) a place where dogs are raised and trained, or cared for while their owners are away.
Kentucky
a state in the east central United States. Its capital is Frankfort. (abbreviated: KY)
Kenya
a country in eastern Africa on the Indian Ocean. Nairobi is the capital of Kenya.
kept
past tense and past participle of "keep."
kerchief
a square cloth that is tied over the head or around the neck.
kernel
the seed inside a nut or a fruit pit. [3 definitions]
kerosene
a thin liquid fuel. Kerosene is usually made from petroleum, but can also be made from oil, coal shale, or tar.
ketchup
a thick red sauce for meat or potatoes made with tomatoes and spices.
kettle
a wide, deep pot used for boiling liquids, such as water or soup. [2 definitions]
kettledrum
a large, deep drum that is shaped like a bowl and played with soft mallets.
key
1
a metal object cut in a special way to open or close locks. [6 definitions]
key
2
a low island near shore.
keyboard
a row or rows of keys. Pianos, typewriters, and computers have keyboards.
keyhole
a hole in a lock into which a key is put to lock and unlock it.
keypad
a small panel with keys or buttons. Keypads are used to send a signal to an electronic device. Computers, telephones, calculators, and remote controls all have keypads.
key ring
a metal ring for holding keys.
keystone
the central stone at the top of an arch. [2 definitions]
key up
to bring to a state of strong feeling or excitement.
kg
abbreviation of "kilogram," or "kilograms."
khaki
a dull yellowish brown color. [3 definitions]
kick
to strike with the foot. [6 definitions]
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