KIAV’D—We kiav’d through; got through a difficulty anyhow. They kiav’d doon t’ middle o’ ther bit—that is they wasted t’ middle, an’ warrant ower nice wi’ t’ sides.
KIAVEN—Always busy diun nowt. They’re allus kiaven at it, nivver diun, up ta t’ een i’ muck an’ wark.
KIRK-GARTH—Whar we’ll o’ gah yah day an’ lig as whyat as can be.
KIBBLE—A kibble’s owt frae a swill tull a porringer. Bring thi kibble an’ full’t.
KIDDIED—Ta play t’trewen. Yance ov a while they warn’t hauf as nice aboot playen trewen as they er noo, an’ some lads ’at Ah kent hed aboot a quarter i’ yan o’ them ghylls Ah telt ye on. Hooiver when t’ cauld wedder com they’d ta turn up, an’ in explanation of their absence informed the man of rods that they’d “been wanderen aboot.” Them was days when a lad hed some fun i’ bein’ whick.
KILP—Ass t’ lasses what they fassen ther frock wiasts wi’, kilps an’ e’en.
KING-COUGH—When t’ barn coughs an’ kinks tell it’s black i’ t’ fias.
KIN—A crack i’ t’ skin wi’ t’ frost, hard watter, an’ seck. Ah’ve seen a chap drop melten shoemakker’s wax intul them, an’ he’s gurned like o’ that when it bat.
KINK—A twist. T’ dog hed a kink i’ t’ tail.
KIN’LIN—Firewood. Git t’ kin’lin in.