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Keel (1)
Keel over
- Turn upside down
- Surrender, give in
- Fall to the ground
Keep (14)
Keep around
- Keep something near youKeep at
- Continue with something difficultKeep away
- Don't allow someone near somethingKeep back
- Maintain a safe distanceKeep down
- Not vomitKeep from
- Control yourself, refrainKeep in
- Not allow someone outKeep off
- Not talk aboutKeep on
- Not tread on something
- ContinueKeep out
- Not allow someone to enterKeep to
- Stay within limitsKeep up
- Not let someone go to bedKeep up at
- Maintain a continuous action, persist
- Continue, not quitKeep up with
- Move at the same rate
- Stay up to date
Key (1)
Key in
- Enter numbers or information into a computer or electronic system
Kick (9)
Kick about
- DiscussKick around
- DiscussKick around with
- Spend time withKick back
- Pay someone illegally as part of the priceKick down
- Resist
- Break something with your feetKick in
- When a drug starts to take effectKick off
- Break something with your feet
- Start a game of footballKick out
- Die
- When trouble starts
- Argue, protest and refuse to co-operate
- ExpelKick up
- Cause trouble or pain
Kiss (2)
Kiss off
- Used to tell someone to go awayKiss up to
- Consider something to be unimportant or inferior
- Try to get into someone's favour
Knock (9)
Knock about
- Beat someoneKnock around
- Discuss casuallyKnock back
- Cost someone a lot of moneyKnock down
- Finish a drink quickly, drink a lot of alcohol
- Shock
- DemolishKnock it off!
- Hit and injure someone
- Stop doing something annoyingKnock off
- Finish work for the dayKnock out
- Reduce the price of something
- Reduce the time required to do something
- Steal
- Produce or create something quickly
- Hit and make somebody unconsciousKnock together
- Sell, distribute
- Join houses that had been separateKnock up
- Become or get someone pregnant.
- Play a bit before a match to get ready
- Produce or create something quickly
Knuckle (2)
- Make a great effortKnuckle under
- Submit to authority
