| Kag | n | Tear (in cloth) |
| Kails | n | Skittles |
| Kain | v | Squint |
| Kaiver | n | Dung-hook |
| Kakker | adj | Dirty |
| Katbrane | n | Gully |
| Kaw | v | Gasp |
| Keach | n | Ladle |
| Keam | n | Froth |
| Keck | v | Retch |
| Keck-handed | adj | Left-handed |
| Kecker | n | Windpipe |
| Keckers | n | Ridges in horse track |
| Kecks | n | Hollow stalk of umbelliferous plant |
| Keeap | n | Cape (clothing) |
| Keech (1) | n | Apple pie |
| Keech (2) | n | Ice over (of water) |
| Keen | v | Sharpen |
| Keep | n | Possession |
| Keepering | n | Gamekeeping |
| Keeping (1) | n | Refrain (of song) |
| Keeping (2) | n | Fodder for cattle |
| Keeve | n | Malt, fermenting |
| Keezer | n | Sieve |
| Keffel | n | Horse, worn-out |
| Keiger | n | Keg |
| Kelk | n | Umbelliferous, hollow-stalked plant |
| Kellus | n | Clay-slate |
| Kemps | n | Fibres, coarse |
| Kempster | n | Apple, Blenheim Orange |
| Ken | n | Glance at |
| Kenet | v | Hunt for game |
| Kenning-stone | n | Stone, small red-brown |
| Keoup | v | Scold |
| Kep | n | Cap |
| Ker | n | Pochard |
| Kerch | n | Pan, kind of |
| Kerf | n | Hoe, large |
| Kerle | n | Loin of veal or mutton |
| Kerm | v | Dig |
| Kern (1) | n | Kernel |
| Kern (2) | v | Curdle |
| Kernel | n | Grain of wheat |
| Kerp | v | Carp |
| Kerry | n | Wagon for carrying straw |
| Kerse | n | Cress |
| Kess | n | Cap |
| Kesling | n | Plum, wild |
| Ketch (1) | n | Groin |
| Ketch (2) | n | Barrel |
| Ketter | v | Shrink |
| Kettlehammering | v | Running around after |
| Kevin | n | Chaff |
| Kib | v | Mend gap in hedge |
| Kibbit | n | Cudgel |
| Kibble (1) | n | Bucket used in mining |
| Kibble (2) | n | Leaves, dead |
| Kibble-Cobble | v | Crease |
| Kibe | n | Chilblain |
| Kick | n | Fashion |
| Kick-shins | n | Shin-kicking (game) |
| Kickel | n | Cake, flat |
| Kicking about | v | Lying about (of clothes etc) |
| Kid (1) | v | Bind sticks into faggots |
| Kid (2) | n | Pod of peas or beans |
| Kid (3) | n | Cask |
| Kiddle (1) | v | Cuddle |
| Kiddle (2) | v | Dawdle |
| Kiddon | n | Loin of veal or mutton |
| Kidley-Wink | n | Dive bar |
| Kidney | n | Loin of veal or mutton |
| Kiln | n | Eel trap |
| Kimberlin | n | Outsider |
| Kimmeridge coal | n | Bitumenous shaley beds of Kimmeridge clay |
| Kin | n | Cider, washings of |
| Kinchy Coach | n | Double cross formed by arms of two people |
| Kind | n | Cricket |
| Kindest | phr | Kind of |
| Kindle | v | Give birth (of animals) |
| Kindness | n | Affection |
| Kine | n | Cattle |
| King-Bow | adj | Akimbo |
| Kinker | n | Icicle |
| Kinkling | n | Periwinkle (mollusc) |
| Kintry | adj | Country |
| Kip | n | Leather |
| Kipe | n | 70 pounds (dry weight) |
| Kipper | n | Salmon after spawning |
| Kipper-Nut | n | Earthnut |
| Kipping-Time | n | Close season for salmon |
| Kircher | n | Caul (of animal) |
| Kirk | n | Church |
| Kisser | n | Mouth |
| Kist | n | Coffin |
| Kit (1) | n | Bucket, wooden |
| Kit (2) | n | Kite (bird) |
| Kit-in-the-Candlesticks | n | Will o' the wisp |
| Kit-keys | n | Ash-keys |
| Kitchel | int | Quiet! |
| Kitchen-physic | n | Food, good |
| Kitchen-play | n | Cards, good luck in |
| Kite (1) | v | Cut |
| Kite (2) | v | Look up |
| Kite (3) | v | Keep |
| Kite-pan | n | Spotted orchis |
| Kites | n | Boughs, dead |
| Kith | n | Homeland |
| Kitling | n | Kitten |
| Kitpat | n | Grease, congealed |
| Kitteback | n | Boot |
| Kitter | adj | Delicate |
| Kittico | v | Elbow |
| Kittle (1) | n | Jacket, short |
| Kittle (2) | v | Tickle |
| Kittle (3) | adj | Ticklish |
| Kittles | n | Strings for tying sacks |
| Kittle-Pins | n | Skittles |
| Kitty | n | Hag |
| Kitums, by | int | By God |
| Kive | n | Third swarm of bees in one season |
| Kiver | n | Tub, shallow |
| Knab | n | Summit |
| Knacker (1) | n | Horse dealer |
| Knacker (2) | v | Shiver |
| Knackers | n | Castanets |
| Knack-Hardy | adj | Foolhardy |
| Knag | n | Peg |
| Knap | n | Knot (in wood) |
| Knarly | adj | Hearty |
| Knavery | n | Common bog asphodel |
| Knaw-Post | n | Lout |
| Knick | v | Cheat |
| Knickle | v | Tangle |
| Knick-Knackery | n | Canapes |
| Knitch | n | Bundle |
| Knitster | n | Knitter |
| Knobble | v | Nugget |
| Knobby | adj | Knobbly |
| Knoblings | n | Coal, small lumps of |
| Knocketty | adj | Knotty (of wood) |
| Knog | n | Firkin |
| Knoll | v | Toll (of bell) |
| Knop | n | Hill |
| Knotlings | n | Chitterlings |
| Knotting | n | Naphtha |
| Knottle | v | Entangle |
| Knuck | n | Knuckle-bones (game) |
| Knutter | v | Neigh |
| Knuz | n | Bandy ball |
| Kowetop | n | Barm |
| Kunn | v | Test to see whether a hen is ready to lay an egg |
| Kuntiput | n | Clown |
| Kye | n | Cattle |
| Kyan | n | Cayenne pepper |
| Kyerlock | n | Charlock |
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