Kircher s. caul, used by butchers
Kittle, or Kettle-Smock s. a carter’s frock
Knap s. a rising ground
Knee-sick adj. applied to corn when the stalk is not strong enough to bear the ear
Knottle v. to entangle with knots
Knottlins s. the intestines of a pig prepared for food
Knot s. flower-bed
Knot-Sheep s. sheep without horns
Kowetop s. the barm which rises above the rim of the tub
Kurpy, Kerp v. to speak affectedly; scold (Lat. increpare)