➠ Words with k
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- - outerwear for the arctic
- - Hooded Arctic jacket
- - Arctic jacket
- - Arctic wear
- - A hooded coat, of a kind originally used in the Arctic
- - Arctic jacket: nerd
- - Arctic outerwear
- - Casual outerwear
- - Arctic cover-up
- - Arctic pullover
- - Arctic attire
- - Inuit outerwear
- - Hooded jacket worn in the Arctic
- - Arctic coat
- - Arctic garment
- - Nanook's outerwear
- - Yupik outerwear
- - Eskimo outerwear
- - Arctic windbreaker
- - Arctic parka
- - Arctic garb
- - Winter outerwear
- - OK, ran round taking a waterproof
- - Iditarod wear
- - Obsessive nerd (informal)
- - boring specialist clothing
- - Garment rook found inside a tree
- - Waterproof articles protecting yellow cloak in the end
- - Jacket in front of recess in a tree?
- - Socially inept person's habit?
- - coat similar to a parka
- - Zipped jacket
- - outdoor jacket
- - Waterproof jacket with hood
- - Studious obsessive — coat
- - Batty woman in Alaska gets protection against the cold
- - Listen to Anna rack an Eskimo coat
- - Heard Anna wrack polar jacket
- - wet-weather coat
- - Obsessive sort of habit?
- - An awkward, obsessive type of person taken in by Anna Nora Kiernan
- - Waterproof jacket
- - Weatherproof jacket
- - Weatherproof coat
- - Weather-resistant fabric
- - Pole attire
- - North Face purchase
- - Garment (worn by boring obsessive?)
- - Coat — trivia expert?
- - Boringly obsessive person
- - Jacket with a hood
- - Waterproof coat
- - Jacket similar to a parka
- - Hooded jacket
- - Parka, windcheater
- - A woman gets cocktail that'll keep her warm on a cold night
- - Polar cover
- - Coat with which a king dresses girl
- - Heavy winter wear
- - Hooded waterproof jacket
- - Bit of Inuit gear
- - Habit of socially inept person
- - Parka
- - Polar jacket
- - Extra-warm coat
- - Trainspotter's habit?
- - Obsessive type
- - Fur-lined jacket
- - Jacket for frigid weather
- - Expert on trivia
- - Just the jacket for a trainspotter?
- - Hoodie, a dull sort
- - Jacket kept in van, or a kagoule
- - Statistician -- or a knowledgeable boxing type who's socially inept
- - Winter jacket
- - One's dull coat
- - Middleclass woman back in Cork is saving this for a rainy day
- - Australian translated Koran for avid collector locally
- - Type of jacket
- - Skimobiler's wear
- - Cold-weather garment
- - Pullover jacket
- - A stink, ultimately, after article taken from another jacket
- - Polar parka
- - Hooded ski jacket
- - I may obsess over stats and not area covered by Alaska
- - Academy lost Koran jacket
- - Coat for extreme cold
- - Polar wear
- - Inuit wear
- - Cold-climate coat
- - Polar explorer's jacket
- - Casual jacket
- - Batty kid's first to chase a nerdy type
- - Cold-weather coat
- - Cold weather cover-up
- - Warm jacket
- - Parka's relative
- - Garment made of Gore-Tex, maybe
- - Burberry buy
- - Greenland jacket
- - Garment originally made from caribou or sealskin
- - Polar coat
- - Parka cousin
- - Inuit jacket
- - Heavy hooded jacket
- - Preventer of northern exposure
- - Cold-weather jacket
- - Snow-covered cover-up
- - Socially inept person, in British slang
- - Inuit parka
- - Windbreaker cousin
- - Waterproof wear
- - Inuit garment
- - Snowshoeing garment
- - Cold weather attire
- - Hooded coat
- - Polar explorer's wear
- - Eskimo garb
- - Greenland garb
- - Ski jacket
- - Cold-weather gear
- - Hooded pullover
- - Parka's kin
- - Warm hooded jacket
- - Eskimo jacket
- - Alaskan's jacket
- - Yukon garb
- - Jacket
- - Winter coat?
- - Raincoat
- - Cold-weather wear
- - Winter wear
- - Obsessive specialist
- - Trainspotter?
- - nerd's jacket
- - Warm winter parka with a fur-lined hood
- - in the manor, a knight's garment
- - Thick hooded jacket
- - winter hiker's coat
- - A lightweight raincoat
- - actor chris of "rush hour" films
- - Actor in "Rush Hour"
- - 'Rush Hour' actor
- - Little Tommy ......, nursery-rhyme character
- - Moe ..., American musician who was the drummer for the rock band The Velvet Underground
- - sophie, american vaudeville performer billed as the 'last of the red-hot mamas'
- - Australian food with best bib?
- - this food could tire one out
- - Country star Tanya
- - Little Tommy's Australian grub
- - Funnel painter?
- - aussie grub!
- - Tenor Richard
- - Singer Sophie
- - Country's Tanya
- - "Last of the Red-Hot Mamas"
- - 'Little Tommy --', nursery rhyme
- - Friar with little hesitation finds grub
- - Best bib and ..., finest clothes
- - Tanya who sang "Delta Dawn"
- - Carlson of Fox News
- - Nursery-rhyme Tommy
- - Sophie --, 1884-1966, US singer and vaudeville entertainer
- - Country singer Tanya
- - (Australian) food
- - "Red Hot Mama" Sophie
- - "Old Dan ......" (campfire song)
- - Bib's partner
- - Victuals, to an Aussie
- - Richard or Sophie
- - Tenor at the Met.
- - Food (informal)
- - Wear out
- - Tire, with 'out'
- - Food ...
- - Fat friar with little hesitation finds grub
- - nineteen-forties automaker preston
- - Hard to leave whisked drink for Asian drink
- - For the benefit of rice wine
- - Japanese drink regularly sparkles
- - drink for yoshi
- - Remove hydrogen from milk drink to make wine
- - ... bomb (Japanese drink)
- - benefit from japanese drink
- - drink that might be served in an ochoko
- - drink that may be served warm
- - Sakazuki drink
- - Rice-based drink from Japan
- - Japanese wine made from fermented rice
- - Japan's rice-based alcoholic drink
- - Drink sometimes served in a masu cup
- - japanese drink made from fermented rice
- - Rice wine paired with sushi
- - A drink of benefit or interest
- - Drink paired with tempura
- - Japan's national beverage
- - Rice wine gives benefit
- - south african king has energy drink
- - Rice drink
- - Japanese rice wine (Var.)
- - Rice beverage
- - Rice liquor
- - Rice-based potable
- - Japanese rice beverage
- - Hot Japanese drink
- - Honshu drink
- - 'For goodness ..!'
- - Alcohol paired with omakase
- - consideration for which one would leave
- - Word attached to name or keep
- - ingredient in a sakura-chan cocktail
- - offering at an izakaya
- - It may be sipped along with sushi
- - "For God's ...!"
- - Vat filler at a Japanese brewery
- - component of a toji moon cocktail
- - "For Pete's ...!"
- - reptile has no new benefit
- - Hot or cold wine
- - sushi pairing
- - Japanese beverage served warm
- - "Oh, for heaven's ...!"
- - "For God's ...!" (said in exasperation)
- - Beverage in a porcelain cup
- - "...Although your mind's opaque, try thinking more if just for your own ..." ("Think for Yourself" by The Beatles)
- - "For God's ..., stop doing that!"
- - Alcohol served cold or hot at sushi bars
- - Japanese quaff
- - Quaff with sushi
- - Stay together for the ...... of the children
- - Pete's follower
- - Site of the patella
- - Something to take in protest
- - Joint: some pork needed
- - Joint that may crack
- - Largest human joint
- - Body part where the patella is found
- - Pad site, in some sports
- - Some luck needed in joint
- - One might be taken in protest
- - Take a ...... (protest, in a way)
- - Joint between the ankle and hip
- - Joint discovered rolled up in Aberdeen kilt
- - Joint above the ankle
- - Replaceable joint
- - Weekend newspaper editor opens English joint
- - Eager to promote new joint
- - Proposer's joint
- - Joint
- - Joint bent during a lunge
- - Mid-leg joint
- - Some luck needed in the joint
- - joint sometimes exposed when wearing distressed jeans
- - what's inhaled by queen – king's rolling a joint
- - Anatomical location of the anterior cruciate ligament
- - some clerk needs something covered by a pad?
- - Joint protected by a skateboarder's pad
- - Strike someone with the leg joint
- - joint in the body protected by the patella
- - plié joint
- - the joint between the thigh and lower leg
- - keen to renovate joint
- - Joint with the ACL
- - Kay previously called for joint
- - Joint bent during squats
- - Large joint
- - Joint manipulation of king's first-born
- - wounded .... , 1890 massacre by the u.s. army
- - joint of the human leg connecting the tibia and fibula with the femur
- - A midi covers it
- - Bender with a cap
- - One may be replaced
- - Body part with menisci
- - Deep-.... bends
- - Patella site
- - Cap site
- - On bended ......
- - Provider of child support?
- - Place for a pants leg patch
- - Patella location
- - It might be taken or skinned
- - Leg bend
- - ACL site
- - One of four on an elephant
- - ACL injury site
- - Hamstring locale
- - Site of a meniscus tear
- - With 30 Down, lengthy hosiery
- - Banjo perch
- - Anatomical cap's spot
- - ......-slapper (riot)
- - Limb bender
- - Dummy's perch
- - Shin neighbor
- - Pad site
- - Tot's perch
- - Spot for a banjo
- - ACL setting
- - Skinned body part
- - Patella's locale
- - Strike zone boundary
- - Where a lap ends
- - Spot for a tot
- - Jerk
- - Wounded
- - Length
- - Pants
- - Breeches
- - Spanking spot
- - Bender
- - Deep
- - Kind of pad
- - High ...
- - Bender one proposes to go on?
- - Part of body that's been kneaded partially after twisting
- - body part on which one might perch a baby
- - word before pad, brace or guard
- - Strike zone bottom
- - Seat for a toddler
- - Word before "cap" or "jerk"
- - Good place to rest your banjo
- - Where jeans may be worn
- - Anton ......, Strictly professional
- - Cartons, boxes etc
- - Mail Boxes ......
- - Group taking a long time to deliver parcels
- - Bundles of software
- - rugby players take a long time to find parcels
- - Couriers' deliveries
- - UPS cargo
- - Post office parcels
- - FedEx deliveries
- - UPS deliveries
- - Yule items
- - Parcels
- - Mondays e.g.
- - Mon to Fri!
- - Monday to Friday
- - Work times, typically
- - When Toughies come out, needing 25% extra time, feeble bewilderment may be heard
- - When most people work
- - All but the outer columns, typically
- - When school's open
- - Quintet on a calendar
- - They're not accessible on Sunday (or Saturday)
- - School times
- - Gross out
- - Disgust, nauseate
- - So you know it will nauseate you
- - Nauseate
- - Make upset, in a way
- - Make disgusted
- - So grasp to turn off
- - Become unwell
- - Make queasy
- - Make ill
- - Cause revulsion in
- - Fall ill
- - Become ill.
- - Ail
- - Disgust
- - Revolt
- - Languish
- - Shop's daily income
- - give thanks to the rulers for the receipts
- - Profit from thief's acquisitions?
- - the receipts apparently merit royal thanks
- - What's in the till
- - Till proceeds
- - Receipts in Britain
- - Income deposited rises, protecting man at the top
- - The money received cheers national leaders
- - Thanks college for what one has earned
- - Receipts at the gate
- - volunteers with monarch's receipts
- - skating round the till total
- - Cheers rulers providing income
- - thanks rulers for receipts
- - Proceeds to analyse, first and foremost, one of two books
- - returns from business
- - Proceeds to make family wear labels
- - volunteers with monarchs' receipts
- - Goods that are stolen from store income
- - volunteers with monarchs revealing earnings
- - Monetary receipts
- - Income from transactions
- - Income from sales, etc
- - Income tax dodges by Cambridge college
- - Proceeds from army college
- - Casual acknowledgement to Magi for gold received?
- - Receipts of money earned
- - Stuff appropriated
- - Gate
- - Earnings
- - Receipts
- - Winnings
- - Seizures.
- - Revenue collected
- - proceeds, thanks to royalty