Children's Illustrated Dictionary.

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kiss
kisses kissing kissed verb
to touch someone with your
lips in an affectionate way.


kiss noun


kitchen
kitchens noun


a room in which food
is prepared and cooked.


kite
kites noun


a light,
material-covered
frame that is
flown in the air.
Kites are attached
to a string held
by a person on
the ground.


kitten
kittens noun
a young cat.


kiwi
kiwis noun
a nocturnal bird from
New Zealand. Kiwis have
hairlike feathers but they
cannot fly. They have long,
curved bills, which they
use to hunt for insects and
worms (see bird on page 28).
N say kee-wee

knee
knees noun
the joint
between the
upper and
lower bones
of your leg.

N say nee

kneel
kneels kneeling
kneeled or
knelt verb
to go down
on your knees.
N say neel

knew
from the verb to know
I knew the answers to
the test this morning.
N say new

knife
knives noun
a sharp blade
with a handle,
that is used
for cutting.
N say nife

knight
knights noun
a soldier from medieval
times who rode a horse.
A knight fought on
behalf of a lord, or
for the king or queen.
N say nite

knit
knits knitting knitted verb
to make clothes and blankets
from thread or yarn using
large plastic or metal needles.
N say nit
knitting noun

knob
knobs noun
a round handle made of metal,
china, plastic, or wood that is
fitted to a piece of furniture.
N say nob

knock
knocks knocking knocked verb
to strike something sharply
and quickly.
She knocked on the door.
N say nok

knot
knots noun
a twisted or tied piece
of string,
rope, or
other cord.

N say not
knot verb

know
knows knowing knew known
verb
1 to understand something
or to be sure about something.
Do you know her name?
2 to have met
someone before.
I have known him for years.
N say no

knowledge
noun
the things that someone
knows, or all the things
that are known.
N say noll-ij
knowledgeable adjective

knuckle
knuckles noun
one of the bony joints at
the base of your fingers.

N say nu-kuhl

koala
koalas noun
a marsupial from Australia.
Koalas eat the leaves
and bark of
the eucalyptus
trees in
which
they live.

kosher
adjective
food that is prepared
according to the rules
of the Jewish religion.
Kosher meat.
N say koh-shur

kosher


knee

knuckle
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