|
|
knap |
Verb
|
to strike sharply |
|
|
knead |
Verb
|
to manually manipulate someone's body, usually for medicinal or relaxation purposes |
|
|
knead |
Verb
|
to make uniform |
|
|
knock against |
Verb
|
to collide violently with an obstacle |
|
|
kill off |
Verb
|
to kill in large numbers |
|
|
knock cold |
Verb
|
to knock unconscious or senseless |
|
|
kick back |
Verb
|
to spring back, as from a forceful thrust |
|
|
kick back |
Verb
|
to pay a kickback |
|
|
knock about |
Verb
|
to strike against forcefully |
|
|
kidnap |
Verb
|
to abduct and detain someone illegally, often to extract a ransom |
|
|
kick in |
Verb
|
open violently |
|
|
kick in |
Verb
|
contribute to some cause |
|
|
kick in |
Verb
|
enter a particular state |
|
|
kick down |
Verb
|
to kick open violently |
|
|
kindle |
Verb
|
to call forth an emotion, feeling, or response |
|
|
kindle |
Verb
|
to cause to start burning |
|
|
kindle |
Verb
|
to catch fire |
|
|
keep in line |
Verb
|
to control others or oneself or influence skillfully, usually to one's advantage |
|
|
knock over |
Verb
|
to cause to overturn from an upright or normal position |
|
|
keel over |
Verb
|
to turn over and fall |
|
|
keep one's eyes peeled |
Verb
|
to pay close attention |
|
|
keep one's eyes skinned |
Verb
|
to pay close attention |
|
|
keep one's eyes open |
Verb
|
to pay attention |
|
|
keep back |
Verb
|
to hold back or prevent entry |
|
|
keep back |
Verb
|
to secure and keep for possible future use or application |
|
|
keep to oneself |
Verb
|
to withhold information from the attention of others |
|
|
keep to oneself |
Verb
|
to shun the company of others |
|
|
kit out |
Verb
|
to supply with a set of articles or tools |
|
|
kit up |
Verb
|
to supply with a set of articles or tools |
|
|
kit up |
Verb
|
to supply onself with a set of articles or tools |
|
|
knuckle down |
Verb
|
to work very hard, like a slave |
|
|
keep guard |
Verb
|
to watch over so as to protect |
|
|
keep an eye on |
Verb
|
to follow with the eyes or the mind |
|
|
keep tabs on |
Verb
|
to keep a record on or watch attentively |
|
|
kick off |
Verb
|
to commence |
|
|
kick upstairs |
Verb
|
to give a promotion to or assign to a higher position |
|
|
kick downstairs |
Verb
|
to assign to a lower position |
|
|
kick out |
Verb
|
to remove from a position or office |
|
|
kick out |
Verb
|
to force to leave or move out |
|
|
keep in |
Verb
|
to cause to stay indoors |
|
|
keep on |
Verb
|
allow to remain in a place or position or maintain a property or feature |
|
|
keep one's nose to the grindstone |
Verb
|
to work doggedly or persistently |
|
|
keep one's shoulder to the wheel |
Verb
|
to work doggedly or persistently |
|
|
keep away |
Verb
|
to prevent from coming close |
|
|
kibosh |
Verb
|
to stop from happening or developing |
|
|
kick about |
Verb
|
to think about an idea or proposal with other people, to brainstorm |
|
|
keep one's eyes off |
Verb
|
to stay clear of, avoid |
|
|
keep one's distance |
Verb
|
to stay clear of, avoid |
|
|
keep one's hands off |
Verb
|
to stay clear of, avoid |
|
|
knock back |
Verb
|
to cost a certain amount |