Kamics, Kramics s. rest-harrow
Keamy adj. covered with a thin white mould; applied to cider
Kecker, Kyecker-pipe, Kyecker, Kyeck-horn, the wind-pipe, a pervious pipe, from kike to look through
Keeve, or Kive s. a large tub used in brewing or cider making v. to put the wort or cider in a keeve to ferment
Keep s. a large basket
Keffel s. a bad, worn-out horse (Welsh, Keffyl)
Kern v. to coagulate as milk; also applied to fruit and wheat becoming visible after the blossoming
Kex, Kexy s. dry, pervious stalks, as of cow-parsley and hemlock Kexies, see Kecker
Kid s. a pod To Kiddy v. ex. They do kiddy, but they don’t villy