5 letter words that end with K

5 letter words that end with K

5 letter K word

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aback 14 15 towards the back [ad...
abask 11 12 in genial warmth [ad...
acock 15 15 in a cocked position...
alack 13 13 (archaic) an interje...
aleck 13 13 an irritatingly over...
amuck 14 16 a murderous frenzy,...
apeak 10 12 of an anchor, in a v...
apeek 10 12 of an anchor, in a v...
awork 12 12 at work [adv]
banak 10 13 (Honduran) a Central...
batik 12 12 an Indonesian dyed f...
baulk 13 14 to refrain from proc...
black 16 16 being of the darkest...
blank 12 14 empty [adj BLANKER,...
bleak 12 13 a freshwater fish [n...
blink 13 14 to open and shut the...
block 16 16 to obstruct [v -ED,...
blook 12 13 a book serialized on...
blunk 13 15 (Scots) to spoil, bu...
bobak 13 15 a type of marmot, al...
boink 11 13 to reverberate by bo...
borak 11 12 (Native Australian)...
brack 15 15 a flaw in cloth [n -...
brank 11 13 (Scots) to prance, t...
break 11 12 to shatter or damage...
brick 16 15 to build with blocks...
brink 12 13 an extreme edge [n -...
brisk 13 12 to make quick of mov...
brock 15 15 a badger [n -S]
brook 11 12 to tolerate [v -ED,...
brusk 13 13 abrupt in manner, al...
caulk 14 14 to make the seams of...
chack 18 17 to pinch or nip [v -...
chalk 16 15 to mark with soft li...
chank 14 15 (Hindi) the shell of...
chark 15 14 to burn wood etc. to...
chawk 18 17 (Cornish dialect) a...
check 18 17 to inspect [v -ED, -...
cheek 14 14 to speak impudently...
chick 19 17 a young bird [n -S]
chink 15 15 to fill up cracks [v...
chirk 16 14 to squeak [v -ED, -I...
chock 18 17 to secure with a blo...
chook 14 14 a chicken [n -S] / t...
chowk 18 17 (Hindi) a marketplac...
chuck 19 18 to chuck [v -ED, -IN...
chunk 15 16 to make a dull explo...
clack 17 16 to make a noise of a...
clank 13 14 to rattle as of chai...
cleck 17 16 (Scots) to hatch [v...
cleek 13 13 to seize, hook [v CL...
cleik 14 13 a kind of golf club...
clerk 14 13 to serve as an offic...
click 18 16 to make a short shar...
clink 14 14 to make a short soft...
cloak 13 13 to clothe with a clo...
clock 17 16 to time with a stop-...
clonk 13 14 to make a dull thump...
cluck 18 17 to make the sound of...
clunk 14 15 to make a dull metal...
crack 16 15 to break without div...
crank 12 13 to start manually [v...
creak 12 12 to make a squeaking...
creek 12 12 a watercourse smalle...
crick 17 15 to cause a spasm in...
croak 12 12 to utter a low hoars...
crock 16 15 to break down, disab...
cronk 12 13 (Australian colloqui...
crook 12 12 (Australian slang) i...
cruck 17 16 one of a pair of cur...
crunk 13 14 a form of hip-hop mu...
drack 13 13 (Australian slang) o...
drank 9 11 DRINK, to swallow li...
dreck 13 13 inferior merchandise...
drink 10 11 to swallow liquid [v...
drook 9 10 (Scots) to drench, a...
drouk 10 11 (Scots) to drench, a...
drunk 10 12 intoxicated [adj DRU...
ebook 10 12 a book in electronic...
erick 13 12 a murderer's fine in...
flack 16 16 to work as a press a...
flank 12 14 to be situated to th...
flask 13 13 a narrow-necked cont...
fleck 16 16 to mark with tiny st...
flick 17 16 to strike lightly wi...
flisk 14 13 to caper about [v -E...
flock 16 16 to gather or move in...
flunk 13 15 to fail in an examin...
frack 15 15 to engage in frackin...
frank 11 13 to mark mail for pos...
freak 11 12 to spot or streak [v...
frisk 13 12 to gambol, or leap p...
frock 15 15 to invest with pries...
glaik 12 12 (Scots) a flash, a d...
gleek 11 12 to jest, gibe [v -ED...
glisk 13 12 (Scots) a glimpse [n...
gopak 12 14 (Russian) a high-lea...
gopik 13 14 a monetary unit of A...
greek 10 11 something unintellig...
hacek 14 14 in Slavonic language...
haick 15 14 an Arab head coverin...
hoick 15 14 to hitch up, also HO...
hopak 13 14 (Russian) a Ukrainia...
ibrik 13 12 the Arabic name for...
kaiak 10 13 (Inuit) a type of ca...
kamik 12 16 (Inuit) a knee-lengt...
kapok 12 16 a very light, waterp...
kayak 16 15 (Inuit) a type of ca...
kiack 14 16 a fish of the herrin...
kiosk 11 13 an open booth [n -S]
klick 16 17 (colloquial) a kilom...
knack 13 17 to strike sharply [v...
knock 13 17 to strike sharply [v...
kopek 12 16 a Russian monetary u...
krunk 11 15 a form of hip-hop mu...
kulak 12 15 a rich Russian peasa...
kyack 20 18 a packsack [n -S]
malik 12 13 in India, the head o...
melik 12 13 in India, the head o...
mujik 14 22 (Russian) a Russian...
muzak 14 22 piped background mus...
nebek 10 13 a prickly shrub, the...
plack 16 16 (Scots) a small copp...
plank 12 14 to cover with long,...
plink 13 14 to shoot at a tin ca...
plonk 12 14 to fall or drop heav...
plook 12 13 (Scots) a pimple, al...
plouk 13 14 (Scots) a pimple, al...
pluck 17 17 to pull out or off [...
plunk 13 15 to twang; to pluck t...
prank 11 13 to dress gaudily [v...
prick 16 15 to puncture slightly...
prink 12 13 to dress or adorn in...
pronk 11 13 (Afrikaans) of a spr...
pulik 14 14 PULI, (Hungarian) a...
quack 21 22 to make the sound of...
quark 18 19 a fundamental subato...
quick 22 22 acting or capable of...
quirk 19 19 to move jerkily [v -...
quonk 17 20 to make an accidenta...
reink 9 10 to ink again [v -ED,...
rojak 11 18 (Malay) a salad dish...
saick 13 12 a Levantine vessel l...
samek 10 12 (Hebrew) the 15th le...
sculk 15 14 to move about stealt...
shack 15 14 a roughly built cabi...
shank 11 12 to hit sharply to th...
shark 12 11 to obtain by swindli...
sheik 12 11 (Arabic) an Arab chi...
shirk 13 11 to avoid work or a d...
shmek 13 14 (Yiddish) a taste or...
shock 15 14 to outrage feelings...
shook 11 11 a bundle of sheaves...
shtik 13 11 (Yiddish) a familiar...
shuck 16 15 to remove husks or s...
skank 10 14 to dance to reggae m...
skink 11 14 to pour out [v -ED,...
skrik 12 13 a fright [n -S]
skulk 13 15 to move about stealt...
skunk 11 15 a foul-smelling must...
slack 14 13 not tight or taut [a...
slank 10 11 SLINK, to move steal...
sleek 10 10 smooth, glossy [adj...
slick 15 13 smooth and slippery...
slink 11 11 to move stealthily [...
slunk 11 12 SLINK, to move steal...
smaak 10 12 (South Africa) to li...
smack 14 15 to strike sharply [v...
smaik 11 12 (Scots) a contemptib...
smeek 10 12 (Scots) to smoke, al...
smeik 11 12 (Scots) to smoke, al...
smerk 11 12 to smile in a smug m...
smirk 12 12 to smile in a smug m...
smock 14 15 to put on a loose ou...
snack 12 13 to eat a light meal...
snark 9 10 an imaginary animal...
sneak 8 10 to move stealthily [...
sneck 12 13 to fasten with a lat...
snick 13 13 to snip, cut out [v...
snoek 8 10 the barracouta [n -S...
snook 8 10 to snuff or smell ab...
snowk 12 13 (Scots) to snuff or...
snuck 13 14 SNEAK, to move steal...
spank 11 13 to slap on the butto...
spark 12 12 to emit small fiery...
speak 11 12 to speak [v SPOKE or...
speck 15 15 to mark with small s...
spelk 13 13 a splinter of wood [...
spick 16 15 tidy, fresh [adj SPI...
spink 12 13 of a finch, to chirp...
spook 11 12 to frighten, startle...
spork 12 12 a spoon-like shallow...
spunk 12 14 to begin to burn [v...
stack 13 12 to pile [v -ED, -ING...
stalk 11 10 to pursue stealthily...
stank 9 10 (Scots) to dam [v -E...
stark 10 9 stern, harsh [adj ST...
steak 9 9 any of several cuts...
steek 9 9 (Scots) to stitch [v...
stick 14 12 to support with slen...
stink 10 10 to emit a foul odour...
stirk 11 9 a yearling ox or cow...
stock 13 12 to keep for future s...
stonk 9 10 (slang) to bombard [...
stook 9 9 to stack grain uprig...
stork 10 9 any large wading bir...
strak 10 9 STRIKE, to hit [v]
stuck 14 13 (Shakespeare) a thru...
stunk 10 11 STINK, to emit a fou...
sukuk 12 15 (Arabic) a financial...
swack 16 15 (Scots) to strike, b...
swank 12 13 slender, pliant [adj...
swink 13 13 (archaic) to toil [v...
talak 10 10 (Arabic) in Islamic...
taluk 11 11 (Hindi) a large esta...
tarok 9 9 a pack of cards used...
terek 9 9 (Russian) a kind of...
thack 15 14 (Scots) to thatch, a...
thank 11 12 to express gratitude...
theek 11 11 (Scots) to thatch, a...
thick 16 14 having a great dista...
thilk 14 12 (dialect) the same [...
think 12 12 to formulate in the...
thunk 12 13 to make a sudden, mu...
tilak 11 10 (Hindi) a red mark o...
topek 11 12 (Inuit) an animal-sk...
torsk 10 9 (Norwegian) a marine...
track 13 12 to follow the marks...
traik 10 9 (Scots) to make one'...
trank 9 10 (short for) to tranq...
treck 13 12 to go on a journey,...
trick 14 12 to deceive [v -ED, -...
troak 9 9 (Scots) to barter, a...
trock 13 12 (Scots) to barter, a...
tronk 9 10 (Afrikaans) jail [n...
truck 14 13 to transport in a la...
trunk 10 11 the main stem of a t...
tupek 12 13 (Inuit) an Inuit ani...
tupik 13 13 (Inuit) an Inuit ani...
twank 12 13 a short twang [n -S]
tweak 12 12 to pinch and twist s...
twerk 13 12 to thrust the hips u...
twink 13 13 to blink [v -ED, -IN...
umiak 11 13 (Inuit) a Inuit cano...
uptak 12 13 (Scots) uptake, as i...
waulk 14 14 to full (cloth), als...
whack 18 17 to strike sharply [v...
whelk 16 15 a popular name for a...
whilk 17 15 (Scots) which [adj]
whisk 16 14 to move quickly [v -...
wrack 16 15 to wreck [v -ED, -IN...
wreak 12 12 to effect, bring abo...
wreck 16 15 to cause the ruin of...
wrick 17 15 to twist or sprain [...
yapok 17 14 the South American o...
yarak 15 11 (Persian) of a hawk,...
yoick 19 14 to cry out an old fo...