Verb with K
Real verb; means to be aware.
Valid English verb; to hold or continue.
Yes, it's a verb; to strike with the foot.
A verb; to touch with the lips.
A verb meaning to go down on your knees.
A verb; to rap or strike a door.
Verb form (-ing) of knit; acceptable.
Verb form (-ing) of kayak; paddling a boat.
A rare verb meaning to give birth or bring forth.
From verb “kite”, meaning to fly a kite or move quickly.
Past tense and participle of verb “keep”.
To keen is to wail in grief or lament loudly.
Present participle of kid, to joke or tease.
To key in data means to enter it on a keyboard.
Past tense of kill, to cause death.
To knead is to work dough with the hands.
To knot is to tie something into a knot.
To keel over is to tip or fall over suddenly.
Kneeing means striking with the bent leg or knee.
To kindle is to start a fire or inspire emotion.
The -ing form of driving a small racing vehicle.
A verb meaning to grant someone a knighthood.
To knife is to stab or cut with a knife.
To king a checker piece; also to make someone king.
Phrase verb: to hit sharply with the side of the hand.
From kit; to supply/equip with a set of items.
A Scots verb meaning to know or understand.
Sport/fitness verb meaning to do kickboxing.
From knight; to make someone a knight.
Verb meaning to sleep/narrow nap; chiefly British.
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