7 letter words that end with K

7 letter words that end with K

7 letter K word

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adspeak 14 15 the kind of language...
airlock 17 15 an obstructing bubbl...
airpark 15 14 a small airport [n -...
airsick 17 14 nauseated from flyin...
amautik 14 15 (Inuit) an Inuit wom...
amtrack 17 17 a military vehicle e...
angakok 13 18 (Inuit) an Inuit sor...
angekok 13 18 (Inuit) an Inuit sor...
arabesk 14 14 a design of intertwi...
armlock 18 18 to grip by the arms...
artwork 16 14 illustrative or deco...
bandook 13 16 (Urdu) indian army s...
bangkok 16 21 a straw hat [n -S]
bannock 16 19 (Scots) a flat oatme...
barrack 18 17 to shout encourageme...
bashlik 19 17 a long Russian hood,...
bashlyk 25 19 a long Russian hood,...
bawcock 24 23 (Shakespeare) a fine...
beatnik 14 15 a bohemian or non-co...
bechalk 21 20 to cover with chalk...
becloak 18 18 to place a cloak on...
bedrock 18 18 the rock underlying...
bedsock 18 18 a sock for wear in b...
bedtick 19 18 a tick or bag made o...
befleck 21 21 to cover with flecks...
belleek 16 16 a thin translucent p...
bellock 20 19 to shout [v -ED, -IN...
berserk 15 14 out of control [adj...
bespeak 16 17 to request in advanc...
bestick 19 17 to stick over, as wi...
bestuck 19 18 BESTICK, to stick ov...
bethank 16 17 to ply with thanks [...
bethink 17 17 to call to mind [v B...
bibcock 24 23 a tap with a downtur...
biobank 16 18 any large store of h...
bittock 19 17 (Scots) a small bit...
blaubok 18 19 (Afrikaans) the blue...
blesbok 18 18 (Afrikaans) a South...
bloubok 18 19 (Afrikaans) the blue...
bollock 20 19 to reprimand severel...
bonnock 16 19 (Scots) a flat oatme...
bontbok 16 18 a kind of antelope,...
boobook 15 17 a kind of owl found...
boshbok 19 19 (Afrikaans) a kind o...
boychik 27 21 a young man, also BO...
bullock 21 20 to force one's way [...
bulwark 20 19 to fortify [v -ED, -...
bumfuck 23 25 (US slang) a remote...
bummock 21 24 in Orkney and Shetla...
bundook 14 17 (Urdu) Indian army s...
burdock 19 19 a coarse dandelion-l...
burlesk 17 16 a type of stage show...
buttock 19 18 in wrestling, to thr...
buyback 27 23 the optional or obli...
calpack 22 21 a triangular Turkish...
canbank 16 19 the equivalent of a...
candock 18 19 the yellow water lil...
caprock 21 20 an overlying rock la...
carjack 21 26 to hijack a car [v -...
carlock 20 18 Russian isinglass, m...
carrack 19 17 (historical) a large...
carrick 20 17 as in carrick bend,...
carsick 20 17 nauseated from ridin...
cassock 19 17 a close-fitting ankl...
castock 19 17 a cabbage stock, als...
catwalk 20 18 a narrow walkway [n...
chabouk 20 20 a type of horsewhip,...
champak 21 22 (Hindi) an East Indi...
chetnik 18 17 a Serbian resistance...
chewink 21 20 an American bird of...
chibouk 21 20 a long straight-stem...
chinook 17 17 (Native American) a...
comatik 17 17 (Inuit) a sled with...
conteck 18 18 (archaic) strife, di...
cossack 19 17 a Russian cavalryman...
cowlick 24 21 a lock of unruly hai...
cowpunk 21 22 music combining coun...
cromack 20 20 a stick with a crook...
custock 20 18 (Scots) a cabbage st...
cutback 22 21 a reduction, also CU...
cutbank 18 19 a steep stream bank...
cutwork 20 18 a type of embroidery...
daddock 16 17 the heart of a rotte...
daglock 18 18 a dirty tangled lock...
dawcock 22 21 (archaic) a cock jac...
daybook 20 17 an account-book in w...
daymark 20 17 an unlighted sea-mar...
daypack 24 20 (US) a daysack [n -S...
daysack 22 17 a small rucksack for...
daywork 22 17 work done on a daily...
defrock 18 18 to deprive of priest...
derrick 17 15 a hoisting mechanism...
destock 16 15 to reduce the stock...
dhansak 14 15 (Urdu) any of a vari...
dieback 18 18 a gradual dying of p...
diquark 22 22 a low energy configu...
disbark 16 15 to strip of bark [v...
dislink 15 14 to unlink, separate...
dismask 15 15 to divest of a mask...
dispark 16 15 (archaic) to make no...
disrank 13 13 to reduce rank [v -E...
dorhawk 18 17 (dialect) the nightj...
dorneck 15 16 a heavy linen fabric...
dornick 16 16 a heavy linen fabric...
dornock 15 16 a heavy linen fabric...
dunnock 15 18 the hedge-sparrow [n...
dvornik 15 17 (Russian) a Russian...
earlock 16 15 a curl of hair near...
earmark 13 14 to set aside for a d...
earpick 18 17 an instrument for re...
elflock 20 19 a lock of tangled ha...
eyebank 19 17 a bank of corneas fo...
eyehook 19 15 a hook or ring on th...
eyewink 21 17 (Shakespeare) a wink...
fartlek 16 15 (Swedish) a training...
fatback 20 20 a dried strip of fat...
fetlock 19 18 a joint of a horse's...
finback 20 21 a type of whale char...
finmark 16 18 the monetary unit of...
finnack 17 19 a young seatrout, al...
finnock 17 19 a young seatrout, al...
flyback 28 23 the rapid return of...
flybook 24 20 a case like a book u...
forsook 14 14 FORSAKE, to quit or...
fossick 19 17 (Australian slang) t...
futhark 18 17 the runic alphabet,...
futhork 18 17 the runic alphabet,...
futtock 19 18 one of the curved ti...
gallock 19 18 (dialect) left-hande...
gammock 19 22 (dialect) to frolic...
garvock 19 20 a sprat, also GARVIE...
geelbek 16 17 a yellow-jawed fish...
gemsbok 17 19 a South African ante...
genlock 17 18 to maintain synchron...
geoduck 17 18 a large edible clam,...
gerenuk 13 15 a long-legged antelo...
gimmick 21 22 to provide with a gi...
gorcock 20 19 the male red grouse...
goshawk 19 18 a large hawk [n -S]
grysbok 23 18 a small South Africa...
gunlock 18 19 the mechanism which...
gweduck 21 21 a large edible clam,...
haddock 18 18 a North Atlantic foo...
hammock 20 22 a hanging cot [n -S]
hassock 18 16 a kneeling cushion i...
hatrack 18 16 a board with pegs fo...
hattock 18 16 (Scots) a little hat...
hauberk 17 17 a tunic-like coat of...
hawbuck 24 23 a bumpkin [n -S]
haycock 27 21 a conical pile of ha...
hayfork 23 18 a tool for pitching...
hayrack 24 18 a frame used in haul...
hayrick 25 18 a haystack [n -S]
hemlock 20 20 a highly poisonous u...
henpeck 19 20 to dominate by naggi...
heyduck 25 20 a brigand, a guerill...
hillock 21 18 a small hill [n -S]
hogback 21 21 an eroded, steeply t...
hommock 20 22 (archaic) a ridge in...
hoolock 18 17 a small black gibbon...
hopsack 20 19 a rough-surfaced loo...
hordock 18 17 (Shakespeare) an uni...
hotlink 16 15 an area on a website...
hummock 21 23 a small hill, also H...
icepack 21 20 packed ice used to r...
inbreak 14 15 a violent rush in [n...
inuksuk 15 18 (Inuit) a stone used...
jannock 16 25 straightforward, hon...
jaywalk 25 26 to cross a street ca...
jetpack 20 26 a backpack with jets...
jonnock 16 25 straightforward, hon...
jumbuck 23 31 (Australian slang) a...
kakivak 17 23 (Inuit) a fish spear...
kamotik 15 18 (Inuit) a sled with...
kebbock 21 24 (Scots) a double cre...
kebbuck 22 25 (Scots) a double cre...
killick 21 20 a small stone anchor...
killock 20 20 a small stone anchor...
kinfolk 17 20 people related to on...
komatik 15 18 (Inuit) a sled with...
kopiyok 22 20 KOPIYKA, a monetary...
lapwork 19 18 work in which one pa...
lassock 17 15 (Scots) a little las...
lavrock 19 19 (Scots) a skylark, a...
lawbook 18 18 a book containing la...
layback 25 20 in climbing, a metho...
laylock 24 18 (obsolete) lilac [n...
legwork 18 17 work that involves l...
lentisk 14 13 an evergreen tree, a...
limbeck 21 21 an old distilling ap...
logbook 16 17 an official record b...
lustick 19 16 (obsolete) lusty, he...
lutfisk 18 16 dried codfish, also...
maddock 17 19 a kind of pickaxe fo...
maffick 22 23 to celebrate exubera...
mammock 19 23 (Shakespeare) to tea...
manjack 18 27 a West Indian tree [...
manpack 18 21 a pack designed to b...
mattock 17 17 a kind of pickaxe fo...
meacock 19 20 (Shakespeare) a meek...
menfolk 16 19 the men of a family...
merfolk 17 18 mermen and mermaids...
methink 16 17 it seems to me, also...
midweek 17 18 the middle of the we...
milchik 22 20 (Yiddish) made of or...
mimmick 21 23 an affected person [...
minnick 17 19 to be over dainty in...
minnock 16 19 to be over dainty in...
miscook 17 17 to cook badly [v -ED...
miskick 20 21 to kick badly [v -ED...
misluck 20 19 to meet with bad luc...
mismark 16 17 to mark wrongly [v -...
misteuk 15 15 MISTAKE, to interpre...
mistook 14 14 MISTAKE, to interpre...
mollusk 17 17 an animal belonging...
mudbank 16 20 a sloping area of mu...
mudhook 16 18 (slang) an anchor [n...
mudlark 16 17 a person who scaveng...
mudpack 20 22 a cosmetic paste for...
mudrock 18 19 a pelite, any rock d...
mullock 20 20 (Australian slang) w...
mummock 20 24 (archaic) a piece, a...
muntjak 16 25 a small Asian deer,...
neatnik 11 13 a compulsively neat...
netbook 13 15 a portable computer...
network 15 15 to form a structure...
niblick 20 19 an iron-headed golf...
niddick 17 17 (English dialect) th...
nitpick 19 18 to fuss over petty d...
nonbank 12 17 an alternative provi...
nonbook 12 16 a book of little lit...
nonpeak 12 16 a period of low dema...
nonwork 14 16 that part of life wh...
nudnick 16 18 (Yiddish) a dense, b...
nunatak 11 14 (Inuit) a point of r...
nunchuk 18 20 (Japanese) a martial...
nutpick 19 19 a device for extract...
oarlock 16 15 a device for holding...
obelisk 16 15 a four-sided shaft o...
odalisk 14 13 (French) a female sl...
offpeak 18 20 not at the time of h...
olicook 16 15 a type of doughnut,...
olycook 22 17 a type of doughnut,...
olykoek 20 18 a type of doughnut,...
oomiack 16 17 (Inuit) an Inuit can...
opgefok 17 19 (Afrikaans) fucked u...
ostmark 14 14 a former East German...
outback 18 18 isolated rural count...
outbark 15 15 to surpass in barkin...
outbulk 17 17 to surpass in bulkin...
outcook 15 15 to surpass in cookin...
outkick 18 19 to surpass in kickin...
outlook 13 13 to look out [v -ED,...
outrank 12 13 to rank higher than...
outrock 16 15 to surpass in rockin...
outsulk 15 14 to surpass in sulkin...
outtalk 14 13 to surpass in talkin...
outtask 13 12 to surpass in taskin...
outtook 12 12 OUTTAKE, to take out...
outwalk 17 16 to surpass in walkin...
outwick 20 18 in the sport of curl...
outwork 16 15 to work faster than...
paddock 18 19 to confine in a gras...
padlock 19 19 to lock securely [v...
pannick 17 19 any grass of the gen...
parrock 18 17 (Scots) a croft, or...
partook 14 14 PARTAKE, to particip...
patrick 19 17 (Irish) a 17C Irish...
payback 26 22 a return on an inves...
peacock 20 20 to strut vainly [v -...
pellack 20 19 a porpoise, also PEL...
pellock 20 19 (Scots) a porpoise,...
peptalk 18 18 to inspire enthusias...
perjink 17 24 (Scots) prim, finica...
pertook 14 14 PERTAKE, to particip...
petcock 21 20 a valve for draining...
piddock 19 19 a rough-shelled, bor...
pillock 21 19 a stupid person [n -...
pinnock 17 19 the hedge-sparrow [n...
pintuck 19 19 a very narrow fold o...
pinwork 18 18 a type of embroidery...
pollack 20 19 a marine food fish,...
pollock 20 19 a marine gadoid fish...
popsock 20 20 a woman's nylon stoc...
porlock 19 18 to hinder by an irks...
pothook 16 16 a hook on which to h...
potluck 20 19 whatever may chance...
prebook 16 17 to book beforehand [...
precook 17 17 to cook beforehand [...
predusk 16 16 the time just before...
prejink 17 24 (Scots) prim; finica...
prepack 20 20 to package before re...
prerock 18 17 preceding the develo...
presoak 14 14 to soak beforehand [...
prework 18 17 to work beforehand [...
puddock 19 20 a toad or frog, also...
pugmark 18 20 the track of a big c...
putchuk 22 21 an aromatic root res...
putlock 20 19 a cross-beam, also P...
puttock 19 18 a kite or buzzard [n...
qamutik 23 24 (Inuit) a sled with...
ragwork 17 16 undressed masonry in...
rampick 20 20 a dead tree or tree...
ransack 15 15 to search thoroughly...
ratfink 15 15 a contemptible perso...
ratpack 18 17 a show-business cliq...
recheck 21 19 to check again [v -E...
redback 18 18 a venomous spider fo...
redneck 15 16 a poor white farm la...
reitbok 15 14 an African antelope,...
respeak 14 14 to speak again [v RE...
restack 16 14 to stack again [v -E...
restock 16 14 to stock again [v -E...
rethink 15 14 to think again [v RE...
retrack 16 14 to retrace your step...
ribwork 19 17 a rib vaulting [n -S...
rimrock 18 17 an outcrop of resist...
roebuck 18 18 the male of a small...
rollick 19 16 to behave in a caref...
rollock 18 16 a contrivance servin...
rooinek 11 12 (Afrikaans) an Afrik...
rowlock 20 18 a device for holding...
ruddock 17 17 (dialect) a robin, a...
rullock 19 17 a contrivance servin...
runback 18 19 the area behind the...
ryepeck 24 19 a pole used for moor...
sawbuck 22 21 a rack used as a sup...
schlock 23 20 inferior merchandise...
schmeck 23 22 (Yiddish) to taste g...
schmick 24 22 (Australian slang) s...
schmock 23 22 (Yiddish) a stupid o...
schmuck 24 23 (Yiddish) to hit or...
schnook 17 17 (Yiddish) a stupid,...
schtick 23 19 (Yiddish) a familiar...
schtook 18 16 (Yiddish) trouble, b...
schtuck 23 20 (Yiddish) trouble, b...
seabank 13 15 a bank beside the se...
seacock 18 17 a valve in a ship's...
seafolk 15 15 seafaring people [n...
seahawk 17 16 a predatory seabird,...
seamark 13 14 a landmark serving a...
seasick 16 14 affected with nausea...
setback 18 17 a defeat [n -S]
shaslik 17 14 (Russian) a type of...
shylock 26 19 to lend money at hig...
sillock 19 16 (Scots) a young coal...
sjambok 18 26 (Afrikaans) to beat...
skyhook 22 19 an imaginary hook in...
skyjack 26 29 to hijack an airplan...
skylark 22 18 to frolic [v -ED, -I...
skywalk 25 21 an elevated walkway...
songkok 14 18 (Malaysia) an oval b...
sourock 16 15 (Scots) sorrel [n -S...
souslik 15 13 (Russian) a ground s...
sowback 21 20 an eroded, steeply t...
soymilk 22 17 a milk substitute ma...
spelunk 16 17 to explore caves [v...
sputnik 16 16 (Russian) an orbitin...
stembok 16 17 (Afrikaans) a small...
stomack 17 17 (East Africa) in the...
subfusk 19 19 duskish; moderately...
subtack 19 18 a sublease in Scotla...
subtask 16 15 a subordinate task [...
sunback 18 19 cut low to expose th...
sundeck 16 17 the upper deck of a...
tanbark 14 15 a tree bark used for...
tarrock 16 14 (dialect) the young...
tieback 18 17 a loop for holding a...
tietack 16 14 a tie clip, also TIE...
tintack 16 15 a tack coated with t...
tinwork 16 15 something made of ti...
titlark 15 12 a pipit, esp. the me...
tokamak 14 18 (Russian) a toroidal...
tokomak 14 18 (Russian) a toroidal...
tomback 19 20 an alloy of copper a...
topkick 20 21 a first sergeant [n...
topwork 18 17 to graft scions of a...
towsack 19 17 a sack made of a coa...
tripack 19 17 a type of film pack...
tsaddik 14 13 (Hebrew) in Judaism,...
tughrik 18 16 (Mongolian) a Mongol...
tussock 17 15 a clump of grass, al...
tussuck 18 16 a clump of grass, al...
tutwork 17 15 piece-work [n -S]
tzaddik 17 22 (Hebrew) in Judaism,...
unblock 19 20 to free from blockag...
uncheck 21 21 (Shakespeare) to fai...
uncloak 16 17 to remove a cloak fr...
undrunk 13 16 not swallowed [adj]
unfrock 18 19 to divest of ecclesi...
unslick 18 17 not slick [adj]
unsneck 15 17 to undo the sneck of...
unspeak 14 16 (Shakespeare) to ret...
unstack 16 16 to remove from a sta...
unstick 17 16 to disjoin [v UNSTUC...
unstock 16 16 to deplete of stock...
unstuck 17 17 UNSTICK, to disjoin...
unthink 15 16 to dismiss from the...
untrack 16 16 to cause to escape f...
upbreak 17 18 to break out [v UPBR...
upchuck 25 24 to vomit [v -ED, -IN...
upspeak 17 18 to speak up [v UPSPO...
vetkoek 15 19 (Afrikaans) a deep-f...
voetsak 14 15 (South Africa) offen...
voetsek 14 15 (South Africa) offen...
waesuck 19 18 (Scots) interjection...
warlock 20 18 a sorcerer [n -S]
warwork 19 17 work done during the...
waxwork 25 24 an effigy in wax [n...
waymark 23 19 a mark showing the w...
wazzock 25 35 (dialect) a pathetic...
webwork 21 20 a weblike pattern or...
wedlock 20 19 the married state [n...
wetback 21 20 someone illegally en...
windock 19 19 (Scots) a window, al...
winnock 18 19 (Scots) a window, al...
wryneck 25 20 either of two birds...
yashmak 22 18 (Arabic) a double Mu...
zaddick 20 25 (Hebrew) in Judaism,...
zambuck 23 30 (New Zealand slang)...
ziplock 23 27 to seal a plastic ba...