Words That End With K

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1 think To use one's mind to consider, reason about, or form an opinion.
2 back The rear surface of the human or animal body, from the shoulders to the hips.
3 work A job or occupation; the activity someone does to earn a living.
4 look To direct one's eyes toward something in order to see it.
5 Took Past tense of "take."
6 week A period of seven consecutive days.
7 thank To express gratitude to someone.
8 black Having the darkest possible color; reflecting no light.
9 book A set of printed or written pages bound together, meant to be read.
10 talk To communicate using spoken words.
11 ask To put a question to someone, or to request information.
12 york In cricket, to bowl a yorker — a ball aimed to bounce right at the batsman's feet.
13 check An inspection to make sure something is correct, safe, or working.
14 break To separate something into pieces by force, often suddenly.
15 bank A financial institution that holds deposits, lends money, and manages other financial services.
16 OK All right; acceptable, permitted, or satisfactory.
17 risk The chance that something bad will happen as a result of an action or situation.
18 park An area of land, often in or near a town, set aside for recreation or preserved in a natural state.
19 attack To use violent force against a person or place.
20 walk To move on foot at a normal pace, always keeping at least one foot on the ground.
21 network A group of interconnected people, systems, or things, such as a social or professional circle.
22 dark Having little or no light.
23 mark A visible line, spot, or impression left on a surface.
24 pick To choose one thing from a number of options.
25 speak To say words out loud; to talk.
26 rock A hard natural mineral material, or a piece of it such as a stone or boulder.
27 track A rough path or trail, often left by repeated use.
28 link To join two or more things together, or to show a connection between them.
29 lack The absence or shortage of something needed or wanted.
30 drink To take liquid into the mouth and swallow it.
31 quick Moving or happening fast.
32 luck The way things happen to work out, especially through chance rather than through anyone's effort or skill.
33 stock The goods a shop or business keeps available to sell.
34 click A short, sharp sound, like that made by a switch, latch, or a mouse button.
35 sick Unwell; suffering from an illness.
36 jack A mechanical device used to lift something heavy off the ground, especially to raise a car to change a tyre.
37 block A solid piece of a hard material, usually with flat sides.
38 facebook A major social-networking website and app where users connect with friends, share updates, and send messages.
39 frank Honest and direct, even if the truth is blunt or uncomfortable.
40 stick A thin piece of wood, especially a fallen branch or twig.
41 task A specific piece of work that needs to be done.
42 kick To hit or strike something with the foot.
43 weak Lacking physical strength or power.
44 milk A white liquid produced by female mammals to feed their young, especially cow's milk used as a food and drink...
45 seek To try to find something.
46 stuck Unable to move or be moved; fixed in place.
47 drunk Impaired by drinking too much alcohol.
48 cook A person who prepares food, especially as a job.
49 neck The part of the body connecting the head to the shoulders and trunk.
50 pack A bundle of things wrapped or tied together for carrying, or a bag carried on the back.
51 tank A large container built to hold a liquid or gas.
52 nick A small cut or notch in a surface, or the exact critical point or moment something happens.
53 Greek Relating to Greece, its people, language, or culture.
54 truck A large motor vehicle used for carrying goods.
55 peak The pointed top of a mountain or hill.
56 trick An action meant to deceive, fool, or outsmart someone.
57 pink Having a pale reddish colour, a mix of red and white.
58 Struck A German surname.
59 lock A device that fastens something shut, opened only with a key, code, or similar means.
60 shock A sudden, jarring surprise or emotional blow.
61 clock A device that displays or measures the time of day.
62 rank A person's position or level in a hierarchy, such as in the military or an organisation.
63 suck To draw liquid or air into the mouth using the lips and tongue.
64 thick Having a large distance between opposite surfaces; not thin.
65 crack To break, split, or form a line of damage without falling completely apart.
66 desk A piece of furniture with a flat surface used for writing, reading, or working, often with drawers.
67 feedback Comments or reactions about how well something worked, used to guide improvement.
68 deck A floor-like structure on a ship or the outdoor platform attached to a house.
69 knock To strike something, especially a door, sharply with the knuckles or an object.
70 Clark An English and Scottish surname originally denoting an occupation as a scribe or cleric, also used as a male g...
71 framework A basic supporting structure that gives shape to a building or object.
72 hook A curved piece of metal or other material used to catch, hold, or hang something.
73 rick A large, often thatched, outdoor stack of hay, straw, or firewood.
74 mask A covering worn over the face for disguise, protection, or costume.
75 duck A web-footed water bird, often kept domestically or hunted.
76 punk A loud, rebellious style of rock music, or the subculture built around it, marked by aggressive guitars and an...
77 bulk The overall size, volume, or mass of something, especially when large.
78 folk Belonging to or originating from ordinary people, their traditions, and their culture, rather than experts or...
79 creek A small stream, narrower than a river.
80 brick A hard rectangular block of baked clay or similar material, used for building walls.
81 sink To go down below the surface of water or another liquid, or to cause something to do so.
82 chuck A cut of beef from the shoulder area, or the meat itself.
83 disk A flat, round, thin object.
84 blank Free of writing, marks, or content; empty.
85 freak A person, animal, or thing that is highly unusual or abnormal.
86 chick A young, newly hatched bird, especially a baby chicken.
87 outbreak A sudden start or spread of something unwelcome, such as a disease or violence.
88 shark A large predatory fish with a skeleton made of cartilage rather than bone, known for its rows of sharp teeth.
89 Denmark A country in Northern Europe, whose capital is Copenhagen.
90 leak A crack or hole that lets liquid or gas escape or get in when it shouldn't.
91 oak A large deciduous tree with lobed leaves and acorns, valued for its strong wood.
92 outlook A person's general attitude or view of life and the future.
93 silk A fine, soft fiber produced by silkworms, or fabric woven from it.
94 trunk To cut something short or reduce it drastically.
95 ink A colored liquid used for writing, drawing, or printing.
96 homework Schoolwork assigned to be done outside of class.
97 buck An adult male deer or similar animal.
98 clerk An office worker who handles records, correspondence, or accounts.
99 stack A pile of things placed neatly one on top of another.
100 comeback A return to success or popularity after a period of decline or absence.
101 drank Slang for a drink, especially an alcoholic one, or a codeine-based cough syrup mixture.
102 jerk To move suddenly and sharply, often without control.
103 monk A man who has devoted his life to religious duty, typically living in a monastery under vows.
104 pork Meat from a pig.
105 wreck The remains of a vehicle, ship, or structure that has been destroyed or badly damaged.
106 cheek The soft, fleshy part on either side of the face, below the eye.
107 streak A thin line or smear, often left by dirt, color, or motion.
108 heck A mild, family-friendly substitute for "hell," used to express frustration or surprise.
109 stark Severe, bare, or bleak in appearance.
110 Derek A masculine given name derived from the Germanic name Theodoric, meaning "ruler of the people."
111 dock A structure at a harbour where ships load, unload, or are repaired.
112 artwork A piece of visual art, such as a painting, drawing, or sculpture.
113 hack To cut or chop something roughly, without precision.
114 junk Old or unwanted items regarded as clutter or of little value.
115 sneak To move quietly and carefully so as not to be noticed.
116 steak A thick slice of meat, especially beef, cooked by grilling or frying.
117 Brunswick A historic region and city in Germany (also called Braunschweig), and the name given to several towns founded...
118 spark A small glowing particle thrown off by fire, friction, or an electrical discharge.
119 fork A pronged utensil used for eating or serving food.
120 Frederick A male first name of Germanic origin meaning roughly "peaceful ruler."
121 sack A large bag, typically of coarse material, used for carrying or storing bulk goods.
122 soundtrack The music and sound recorded for a film, show, or game.
123 landmark A building, monument, or natural feature that is easily recognized and often used for navigation or as a symbo...
124 trek A long, often difficult journey, especially on foot.
125 livestock Animals kept on a farm, such as cattle, sheep, or pigs, raised for food, labour, or other products.
126 trademark A registered word, symbol, or phrase that legally identifies a company's product and sets it apart from compet...
127 hawk A medium-sized bird of prey that hunts other animals from the air.
128 mock To make fun of someone, often by imitating them; to ridicule.
129 quarterback In American football, the player who leads the offense and typically throws or hands off the ball at the start...
130 snack A small amount of food eaten between main meals.
131 handbook A concise reference book covering a particular subject, meant to be kept close at hand.
132 kirk A church, especially in Scottish and northern English usage.
133 mick A short form of the given name Michael.
134 rack A framework or set of shelves, bars, or hooks used for holding, storing, or displaying things.
135 shook Past tense of "shake."
136 Bangkok The capital city of Thailand.
137 barack A Hungarian brandy distilled from apricots.
138 unlock To open something that is locked, such as a door or device.
139 bark To make the sharp, loud vocal sound typical of dogs.
140 Hank A coiled loop or bundle of yarn, twine, or rope.
141 ark The large boat built by Noah in the Bible story, used to save his family and pairs of animals from a great flo...
142 lick To pass the tongue over something.
143 Sherlock A detective, or (often sarcastic) a term for someone who has just pointed out something obvious.
144 textbook A book used for formal study of a particular subject, especially in schools or universities.
145 tick A small blood-feeding arachnid that attaches to the skin of animals and humans.
146 beck A small stream or brook, especially in Northern England.
147 blink To close and open the eyes quickly.
148 flock A group of birds, sheep, or other animals gathered or travelling together.
149 paperwork Routine administrative work involving forms, records, and other documents.
150 Norfolk A style of belted jacket with box pleats, traditionally worn for outdoor sports.
151 ak Informal shorthand for an AK-47 or similar Kalashnikov-pattern assault rifle.
152 backpack A bag with straps worn on the back, used for carrying books, gear, or supplies.
153 brook A small, natural stream of water.
154 shrink To become or make smaller.
155 prank A playful trick or joke played on someone, usually harmless.
156 remark To say something as a comment or observation.
157 slick Smooth and slippery, often because of a coating of liquid.
158 funk A strong, unpleasant smell, especially body odor.
159 hulk A large, bulky ship, especially an old one that is no longer seaworthy.
160 Mack (slang) Someone who is smooth and confident at flirting or picking up partners.
161 slack Loose; not pulled tight.
162 cork The light, spongy bark of the cork oak, used to make bottle stoppers, flooring, and insulation.
163 flank The side of a person, animal, or group.
164 puck The small, hard rubber disc that players hit across the ice in ice hockey.
165 benchmark A standard used to judge or measure something.
166 chalk A soft white rock made of limestone, or a stick of similar material used for writing or drawing.
167 Erik A male given name, the Scandinavian spelling of Eric.
168 Brock An old dialect word for a badger.
169 flick A quick, light movement, often with the fingers or wrist.
170 lipstick A cosmetic, usually in stick form, applied to color the lips.
171 smack A sharp, stinging slap or blow.
172 sidewalk A paved path alongside a road, reserved for pedestrians.
173 geek A person deeply and enthusiastically interested in a particular subject, often technology, science fiction, or...
174 chunk A thick, irregular piece or lump of something.
175 cloak A long, loose outer garment that hangs from the shoulders, often without sleeves.
176 Malik A tribal chief or headman, especially among Pashtun communities in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
177 Newark A city in New Jersey, United States, and the name of towns in England and elsewhere.
178 sock A knitted covering for the foot and lower leg, worn inside a shoe.
179 peek To look quickly or slyly, often through a small gap or without being noticed.
180 soak To leave something in liquid until it becomes thoroughly wet.
181 brink The edge of something steep or dangerous, such as a cliff.
182 tuck To push, fold, or fit the loose edge of something neatly into place.
183 horseback Riding on the back of a horse.
184 overlook To fail to notice something, or to miss it despite it being there.
185 crank A handle or arm turned to operate a machine or mechanism.
186 Suffolk A county in eastern England, on the North Sea coast.
187 dunk To dip something briefly into a liquid.
188 paperback A book bound in a flexible paper cover rather than a stiff board one.
189 stink To give off a strong, unpleasant smell.
190 teamwork The combined effort of a group working together toward a common goal.
191 Warwick An English town and county, and a surname derived from it, historically the seat of the Earls of Warwick.
192 wink To close and quickly reopen one eye as a signal, joke, or private message to someone.
193 Zack A short, informal form of the male names Zachary or Zachariah.
194 derrick A tall framework used to lift and move heavy objects, or to support drilling equipment.
195 stalk The stem of a plant, or a similar stem-like part.
196 rethink To think about something again with a view to changing it.
197 yearbook A book published once a year summarising events, facts, or statistics.
198 bleak Cold, grey, and exposed, with nothing to soften the harshness of the scene.
199 peacock A male peafowl, especially known for its long, iridescent, fan-shaped tail.
200 peck For a bird to strike or pick at something repeatedly with its beak.
201 shack A small, roughly built hut or cabin.
202 bunk A narrow bed, often one of a stacked pair, as found on a ship, in a cabin, or a dorm.
203 embark To board a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle at the start of a journey.
204 rink A flat area, often covered in ice, used for skating or ice hockey.
205 dusk The dim period between sunset and full darkness.
206 bullock A castrated bull raised for work or meat; an ox.
207 paycheck The payment an employee receives from an employer for work done, typically issued regularly.
208 plank A long, flat, thick piece of sawn timber.
209 whack To hit something hard and sharply.
210 flashback A scene in a story, film, or book that jumps back to an earlier point in time.
211 crook A dishonest person, especially a criminal or swindler.
212 JK Slang, from Japanese, for a high-school-age girl.
213 Novak A surname and occasional given name of Czech, Slovak, or South Slavic origin, historically meaning "newcomer."
214 setback A problem or delay that slows down or reverses progress.
215 dirk A long dagger with a straight blade, traditionally associated with Scotland.
216 elk A very large species of deer found across Europe and Asia, called a moose in North America.
217 Ik An ethnic group in northeastern Uganda near the Kenyan border, and the language they speak.
218 Turk A member of the Turkic-speaking peoples, or specifically an ethnic Turk from Anatolia.
219 JFK Common shorthand for U.S. President John F. Kennedy, or for New York's JFK International Airport.
220 Pak Informal shortening of "Pakistani".
221 tack A short nail with a broad, flat head.
222 hallmark A distinctive feature or trait that marks something as genuine or characteristic.
223 heartbreak Intense sadness or grief, especially after losing someone or something you loved deeply.
224 beak The hard, pointed structure at the front of a bird's face, used for eating, grooming, and carrying things.
225 jock Informal, especially American, term for an athlete, particularly one more known for sport than academics.
226 meek Quiet, humble, and unwilling to assert oneself.
227 dank Unpleasantly damp, cold, and musty, especially of an enclosed space.
228 playback The act of replaying something, especially recorded sound or video, that has already been recorded.
229 Bolshevik A member of the Russian revolutionary party that seized power in 1917 and later ruled the Soviet Union.
230 maverick A person who thinks and acts independently, refusing to follow the usual rules or conventions of their group.
231 cookbook A book containing recipes and instructions for preparing food.
232 payback Revenge for something someone has done.
233 kodak A camera, especially a simple, portable one for taking snapshots.
234 Slovak Relating to Slovakia, its people, or its language.
235 wick The braided cord in a candle or lamp that soaks up fuel to feed the flame.
236 drawback A disadvantage or downside to something otherwise good.
237 Westbrook An English surname and place name meaning "west brook", also a common American town name.
238 ballpark A stadium where baseball is played.
239 bedrock The solid layer of rock beneath the soil and loose material on the earth's surface.
240 boardwalk A raised wooden walkway, especially one running along a beach or waterfront.
241 sleek To make something smooth, glossy, or polished.
242 kayak A narrow, covered boat propelled with a double-bladed paddle, originally designed to be entered through a hole...
243 blackjack A short, heavy club with a flexible handle, used as a weapon.
244 Ek A surname found in Swedish and other Scandinavian families, and a common surname element in South and Southeas...
245 groundwork The basic preparatory work that everything else is built on.
246 Hitchcock An English surname, notably borne by film director Alfred Hitchcock; also the name of small towns in Oklahoma,...
247 knack A natural skill or ability for doing something well, often something that seems to come easily.
248 tak A dialectal or informal form of "take."
249 bismarck A doughnut filled with cream or jam, sometimes topped with icing.
250 clockwork A mechanism driven by a wound spring and gears, used in clocks, toys, and other devices.
251 flask A narrow-necked container, usually of metal or glass, used to hold and carry liquids.
252 hammock A hanging bed made of fabric or netting, suspended between two points and used for lying down or sleeping.
253 Mohawk A member of the Mohawk people, one of the Iroquois nations of North America originally from the Mohawk Valley...
254 musk A strong-smelling substance produced by certain animals, especially the male musk deer, used in making perfume...
255 yak A large, shaggy-haired, ox-like animal from the mountains of Central Asia, including Tibet and Mongolia.
256 Fitzpatrick An Irish surname meaning "son of Patrick."
257 fullback In American football, a running back who primarily blocks for teammates and occasionally carries the ball.
258 Minsk The capital and largest city of Belarus.
259 pollock A lean, white-fleshed marine fish related to cod, widely used in fish fingers and fast food.
260 Shrek An extremely or comically ugly person (used as slang, from the animated character).
261 sidekick A close companion or assistant, especially to a more prominent or important person.
262 Mubarak An Arabic given name and surname meaning "blessed."
263 pluck To pull something out or off with a quick, sharp motion.
264 shipwreck A ship that has sunk or been wrecked, or its remains.
265 shrunk Reduced in size; shrunken.
266 nook A small, cozy corner or recess in a room or space.
267 Polk To dance the polka.
268 Vick An informal short form of the male given name Victor.
269 woodwork Items or fittings made of wood, such as doorframes, trim, and cabinets.
270 brisk Quick and energetic; done at a lively pace.
271 fink An informer, especially one seen as untrustworthy or contemptible.
272 outback Australia's vast, sparsely populated interior, much of it arid desert far from major cities.
273 sheik A leader of an Arab family, village, or tribe.
274 kk Informal online shorthand for "okay," used to confirm something was understood with no further comment needed.
275 quark In particle physics, one of the fundamental building blocks that combine to form protons, neutrons, and simila...
276 skunk A small black-and-white North American mammal that sprays a foul-smelling liquid when threatened.
277 tk A placeholder used by writers and editors to mark text that will be added later, before publication.
278 tweak To make a small adjustment to something in order to improve it.
279 gimmick A clever trick, feature, or gadget used mainly to attract attention rather than add real value.
280 hijack To seize illegal control of a vehicle, especially a plane, in order to rob it or force it to a destination.
281 lark A small songbird known for its cheerful singing, often heard early in the morning.
282 McCormick An Irish surname, a variant of McCormack, meaning "son of Cormac."
283 throwback Something or someone that recalls or resembles an earlier era or stage.
284 Franck A surname and given name, a variant spelling of Frank.
285 aardvark A nocturnal, burrowing African mammal that eats ants and termites and somewhat resembles a pig with a long sno...
286 aback Used in the phrase "taken aback": caught by surprise, startled, or momentarily thrown off guard.
287 ACK Used to express disgust, alarm, or annoyance.
288 Affleck A surname of Scottish origin.
289 AFK Away from the keyboard; used in chat, gaming and messaging to say that you are stepping away and will not resp...
290 aftershock A smaller earthquake that follows a larger one in the same area.
291 airlock A sealed chamber with two doors that lets people or objects pass between areas of different air pressure, such...
292 alack An old-fashioned exclamation expressing sorrow, regret, or dismay.
293 Aleck A variant spelling of the nickname Alec, short for Alexander, best known today in the phrase "smart aleck."
294 Alek A short form of the name Alexander.
295 amok In a wild, uncontrolled, or violent manner (usually in the phrase "run amok").
296 Amtrak The national passenger railway of the United States.