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Webster Dictionary :: Kex
KEX, n. Hemlock; the stem of the teasel; a dry stalk. [See Kecksy .]
Webster Dictionary :: Kevel
KEV'EL, n. In ships, a piece of timber serving to belay the sheets or great rope...
Webster Dictionary :: Kettle-pins
KET'TLE-PINS, n. Nine pins; skittles.
Webster Dictionary :: Kettle-drummer
KET'TLE-DRUMMER, n. The man who beats the kettle-drum.
Webster Dictionary :: Kettle-drum
KET'TLE-DRUM, n. An instrument of martial music, composed of two basins of coppe...
Webster Dictionary :: Kettle
KET'TLE, n. A vessel of iron or other metal, with a wide mouth, usually without ...
Webster Dictionary :: Ketchup
KETCH'UP, n. A sauce. [See Catchup .]
Webster Dictionary :: Ketch
KETCH, n. A vessel with two masts, a main and mizen-mast,usually from 100 to 250...
Webster Dictionary :: Kestrel
KES'TREL, n. A fowl of the genus Falco, or hawk kind; called also stannel and wi...
Webster Dictionary :: Kesar
KE'SAR, n. [from Caesar.] An emperor.
Webster Dictionary :: Kerver
KERV'ER, n. A carver. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Kerve
KERVE, v.t. To carve. [Not used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Kersey
KER'SEY, n. A species of coarse woolen cloth; a coarse stuff made chiefly in Ken...
Webster Dictionary :: Kernelly
KERN'ELLY, a. Full of kernels; resembling kernels.
Webster Dictionary :: Kernel
KERN'EL, n. 1. The edible substance contained in the shell of a nut. 2. Any thin...
Webster Dictionary :: Kern
KERN, n. An Irish footman or foot-soldier. 1. In English laws, an idle person or...
