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Kak faeces Keek peep, look Kemped hurried, careless, ‘kemped work’ Keen eager, ‘she’d be keen to throw her clothes with his’, she’d like a marriage with him; ‘She’s keen on Mary’s John’, fancies; very, ‘keen tormented’ Keogh-boy a smart or amusing young man Kilt greviously hurt, ‘he was as near kilt as if he were dead’ Kind of religious persuasion, ‘he’s not our kind’ , he ‘digs with the wrong foot’ Kindling dry wood Kindness a present, ‘he always brings a wee kindness with him’ Kink an attack of coughing or laughing Kennel kindle, ‘kennel the fire there, would you?’ Kimeens tricks Kitchen relish, fit product for one’s kitchen, ‘butter to butter is no kitchen’; manage a house, ‘she could kitchen where Mary would only spend’ Kittery awkward, left-handed, ‘kitter-pawed’, awkward physically, ‘kitter-fisted’, bad fighter, ‘kittery’, fool Kittle birth, ‘the cat has kittled’ Kitling a young cat Knackery knavery, trickery Knee-crooking poor-spirited, as of a crowd Knowing small portion, ‘just a wee knowing. Don’t be filling it up’ cunning, ‘he’s too knowing’ ‘a right knowing wee man’ Knur small
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