4 letter words that end with K

4 letter words that end with K

4 letter K word

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amok 8 11 a murderous frenzy,...
arak 7 8 a strong alcoholic d...
atok 7 8 a species of skunk,...
back 13 14 to help or support [...
balk 11 12 to refrain from proc...
bank 9 12 an institution for t...
bark 10 11 to make a sound like...
bask 10 11 to relax in pleasant...
bauk 10 12 to refrain from proc...
bawk 13 14 an Atlantic seabird...
beak 9 11 a bird's bill [n -S]
beck 13 14 to beckon [v -ED, -I...
berk 10 11 (colloquial) a fool,...
bilk 12 12 to avoid paying some...
bink 10 12 a bench [n -S]
birk 11 11 (Scots) birch [n -S]
bisk 11 11 a kind of rich thick...
boak 9 11 to belch, vomit, als...
bock 13 14 to belch, also BOKE,...
bonk 9 12 to hit or thump, to...
book 9 11 to reserve in advanc...
bork 10 11 to denigrate a job a...
bosk 10 11 a bush, a thicket, a...
bouk 10 12 (Scots) the body; bu...
brak 10 11 (South African) a mo...
brik 11 11 a Tunisian deep frie...
buck 14 15 to leap forward and...
buik 11 12 (Scots) a book, also...
bulk 12 13 to gather into a mas...
bunk 10 13 to go to bed [v -ED,...
burk 11 12 (colloquial) a fool,...
busk 11 12 to perform in the st...
cack 14 14 faeces, rubbish, als...
calk 12 12 to make the seams of...
cark 11 11 (archaic) to worry [...
cask 11 11 to store in a strong...
cauk 11 12 an opaque, compact v...
cawk 14 14 an opaque, compact v...
chik 14 13 (Hindi) a slatted bl...
cock 14 14 to tilt to one side...
conk 10 12 to hit on the head,...
cook 10 11 to prepare food by h...
cork 11 11 to stop up [v -ED, -...
cowk 14 14 (dialect) to retch,...
cusk 12 12 a kind of marine foo...
dack 11 12 (Australian slang) t...
dank 7 10 unpleasantly damp [a...
dark 8 9 having little light...
dawk 11 12 the mail-post in Ind...
deck 11 12 to adorn [v -ED, -IN...
deek 7 9 (Romany) look at, se...
desk 8 9 a writing table [n -...
dhak 10 11 (Hindi) a leguminous...
dick 12 12 to copulate with [v...
dink 8 10 to play a dropshot i...
dirk 9 9 to stab with a small...
disk 9 9 to break up land wit...
dock 11 12 to bring into a whar...
doek 7 9 (Afrikaans) a square...
dook 7 9 (Scots) to duck, bat...
dork 8 9 a stupid person [n -...
douk 8 10 to duck, bathe, also...
drek 8 9 (Yiddish) inferior m...
duck 12 13 to bob quickly [v -E...
dunk 8 11 to dip into liquid [...
dusk 9 10 to make dim [v -ED,...
faik 10 11 (Scots) to abate [v...
fank 9 12 (Scots) to put sheep...
feck 13 14 (Scots) to fuck [v -...
filk 12 12 a type of popular mu...
fink 10 12 to inform to the pol...
firk 11 11 (Shakespeare) to dri...
fisk 11 11 to frisk, gad about...
flak 11 12 anti-aircraft fire [...
folk 11 12 a people or tribe [n...
fork 10 11 to work with a prong...
fuck 14 15 to copulate, also FE...
funk 10 13 to shrink back in fe...
fusk 11 12 to obtain data from...
gawk 12 13 to stare and gape [v...
geck 12 13 to mock, dupe [v -ED...
geek 8 10 a weirdo, a nerd [n...
gink 9 11 (slang) a fellow [n...
gonk 8 11 a kind of soft toy [...
gook 8 10 (offensive) a native...
gouk 9 11 (Scots) a cuckoo; a...
gowk 12 13 (Scots) a cuckoo, a...
grok 9 10 (colloquial) to unde...
guck 13 14 a messy substance [n...
gunk 9 12 to cause something t...
hack 13 13 to cut or chop rough...
haik 10 10 an Arab head coverin...
hank 9 11 to catch, as on a lo...
hark 10 10 to listen, also HARK...
hask 10 10 (Spenser) a fish-bas...
hawk 13 13 to peddle [v -ED, -I...
heck 13 13 the lower part of a...
hick 14 13 characteristic of ru...
hock 13 13 to pawn [v -ED, -ING...
hoik 10 10 to hitch up, also HO...
holk 11 11 (Scots) to dig, burr...
honk 9 11 to cry like a goose...
hook 9 10 to catch with a bent...
hork 10 10 to spit [v -ED, -ING...
howk 13 13 (Scots) to dig, burr...
huck 14 14 to force roughly, al...
hulk 12 12 to appear impressive...
hunk 10 12 a large piece [n -S]
husk 11 11 to remove the outer...
jack 13 20 a device for raising...
jark 10 17 a seal on a document...
jauk 10 18 to dawdle [v -ED, -I...
jerk 10 17 to move spasmodicall...
jink 10 18 to dodge nimbly [v -...
jock 13 20 (US slang) a keen sp...
jook 9 17 (Scots) to duck or d...
jouk 10 18 (Scots) to duck or d...
junk 10 19 to discard as trash...
kack 12 15 faeces, rubbish, als...
kaik 9 12 (New Zealand) the So...
kark 9 12 (Australian slang) t...
keck 12 15 to heave or retch, a...
keek 8 12 to glance; to peep [...
kick 13 15 to strike with the f...
kink 9 13 to form a loop or be...
kirk 10 12 to perform a church...
klik 11 13 (colloquial) a kilom...
konk 8 13 to hit on the head,...
kook 8 12 to dart in and out o...
kyak 15 14 (Inuit) a type of ca...
lack 12 12 to be without [v -ED...
laik 9 9 (Scots) to sport or...
lank 8 10 long and thin [adj L...
lark 9 9 to behave playfully...
lawk 12 12 (dialect) an interje...
leak 8 9 to seep through [v -...
leek 8 9 a vegetable of the o...
lick 13 12 to lap, taste or moi...
link 9 10 to connect [v -ED, -...
lirk 10 9 (Scots) to wrinkle [...
lisk 10 9 the groin [n -S]
lock 12 12 to secure with a fas...
look 8 9 to use one's sight [...
luck 13 13 to succeed by chance...
lunk 9 11 a stupid person, als...
lurk 10 10 to lie in wait [v -E...
lusk 10 10 to lie about lazily...
mack 12 14 a raincoat, also MAC...
maik 9 11 (Scots) a mate or co...
mark 9 11 to impress or stamp...
mask 9 11 to cover, cloak or d...
mawk 12 14 a maggot [n -S]
meck 12 14 (Scots) an old halfp...
meek 8 11 having a mild and ge...
merk 9 11 an old Scotch silver...
mick 13 14 an Irishman, also MI...
milk 11 12 a white liquid secre...
mink 9 12 a carnivorous mammal...
mirk 10 11 darkness, also MURK...
mock 12 14 to ridicule [v -ED,...
monk 8 12 a man who is a membe...
mook 8 11 a book produced in m...
mosk 9 11 a Muslim place of wo...
muck 13 15 to manure with dung...
murk 10 12 dark, gloomy, obscur...
musk 10 12 to perfume with a st...
nabk 9 12 (Arabic) a prickly s...
naik 7 9 (Hindi) the rank of...
nark 7 9 to spy or inform [v...
neck 10 12 to kiss and caress i...
nerk 7 9 a bothersome idiot [...
neuk 7 10 (Scots) a nook, a co...
nick 11 12 to make a shallow cu...
nock 10 12 to fit an arrow to a...
nook 6 9 a corner in a room,...
nork 7 9 (Australian slang) a...
oink 7 9 to grunt like a hog...
oulk 9 10 (Scots) a week, also...
pack 13 14 to enclose for trans...
paik 10 11 (Scots) to thump, dr...
park 10 11 to leave a vehicle i...
pawk 13 14 a trick [n -S]
peak 9 11 to reach a maximum [...
peck 13 14 to strike with a bea...
peek 9 11 to sneak a sly look...
penk 9 12 a minnow, a small fi...
perk 10 11 to carry oneself jau...
pick 14 14 to choose [v -ED, -I...
pink 10 12 of a pale red colour...
pock 13 14 to pit the skin [v -...
polk 11 12 to dance a polka [v...
ponk 9 12 to smell bad, also P...
pook 9 11 (Scots) to pluck, pi...
pork 10 11 the flesh of swine u...
pouk 10 12 (Scots) to pluck, pi...
puck 14 15 a thick rubber disc...
pulk 12 13 a Laplander's boat-s...
punk 10 13 of inferior quality...
rack 11 11 to place in a type o...
raik 8 8 (Scots) to go; to ra...
rank 7 9 disagreeable in odou...
rark 8 8 (New Zealand) to rep...
reak 7 8 (obsolete) to reckon...
reck 11 11 to be concerned abou...
reek 7 8 to give off smoke, f...
reik 8 8 (obsolete) a prank [...
renk 7 9 (dialect) unpleasant...
rick 12 11 to pile hay in stack...
rink 8 9 to skate at an amuse...
risk 9 8 to expose to loss or...
rock 11 11 to move back and for...
rook 7 8 to swindle [v -ED, -...
ruck 12 12 to wrinkle or crease...
rusk 9 9 a light, soft-textur...
sack 11 11 to put into a large...
sank 7 9 SINK, to subside to...
sark 8 8 (Scots) a shirt, a c...
seek 7 8 to go in search of [...
seik 8 8 (Scots) sick [adj SE...
serk 8 8 (Scots) a shirt or c...
sick 12 11 affected with ill he...
silk 10 9 to cover with a soft...
sink 8 9 to subside to a lowe...
soak 7 8 to saturate in liqui...
sock 11 11 to strike forcefully...
sook 7 8 (Scots) to suck [v -...
souk 8 9 (Scots) to suck, als...
spek 10 11 blubber from a whale...
spik 11 11 (US slang) a person...
suck 12 12 to draw in by establ...
sulk 10 10 to become sullen and...
sunk 8 10 a turf seat [n -S]
tack 11 11 to fasten with short...
talk 9 9 to communicate by sp...
tank 7 9 to store in a contai...
task 8 8 to assign a mission...
teak 7 8 an East Indian tree,...
teek 7 8 (Hinglish) well [adj...
tick 12 11 to make a sound like...
tink 8 9 to make a sharp, shr...
tock 11 11 to make the sound of...
tonk 7 9 (Australian slang) t...
took 7 8 TAKE, to seize posse...
touk 8 9 (Scots) to tap, drum...
trek 8 8 to go on a journey,...
tuck 12 12 to fold under [v -ED...
turk 9 9 a young dynamic pers...
tusk 9 9 to gore with a long,...
volk 11 13 (Afrikaans) the Afri...
wack 14 14 crazy, also WACKO, W...
walk 12 12 to advance on foot [...
wank 10 12 to masturbate [v -ED...
wark 11 11 (Scots) to work [v -...
wauk 11 12 to full (cloth), als...
weak 10 11 feeble [adj WEAKER,...
week 10 11 a period of seven da...
welk 12 12 (Scott) to twist abo...
wick 15 14 a bundle of loosely...
wink 11 12 to open and close on...
wock 14 14 a pan used in Chines...
wonk 10 12 an expert who studie...
work 11 11 to toil in mind or b...
yack 17 13 to talk persistently...
yank 13 11 to pull with a jerk...
yark 14 10 (dialect) to make re...
yelk 15 11 the yellow, fatty pa...
yerk 14 10 to tie with a jerk,...
yesk 14 10 (Scots) to hiccup or...
yeuk 14 11 (dialect) to itch, a...
yirk 15 10 to draw tight [v -ED...
yock 17 13 to laugh boisterousl...
yolk 15 11 the yellow, fatty pa...
york 14 10 to bowl a batsman wi...
youk 14 11 (dialect) to itch, a...
yuck 18 14 to laugh loudly, als...
zack 14 20 (Australian slang) s...
zerk 11 17 a fitting on a beari...
zonk 10 18 to exhaust [v -ED, -...
zouk 11 18 a style of Caribbean...