Transitive Verbs Starting with K and Containing N

Browse 49 valid English transitive verbs starting with K and containing N, from Know, King, Knee, Knife, Knock, Knot and Knight to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to study direct object patterns and examples.

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Starts with KA4 words
kayaking
karyotyping
karanga
kaolinize
Starts with KE11 words
keen
keynote
ken
kennel
kern
kerplunk
keypunch
keyline
keratinize
kench
keckling
Starts with KI10 words
king
kitten
kidnap
kindle
kink
kiln
kinescope
kilting
kirn
kinkle
Starts with KN23 words
know
knee
knife
knock
knot
knight
knit
knuckle
knead
kneecap
knotted
knell
knackers
knuckleball
knotting
knacker
knap
knurl
knout
knobbled
knubble
knapple
knevel
Starts with KY
1 words
kyanize

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