| DOORKNOCKER | • doorknocker n. A knocker mounted on a door. • doorknocker n. A person who doorknocks. • door␣knocker n. Alternative form of doorknocker. |
| DOORKNOCKERS | • doorknockers n. Plural of doorknocker. • door␣knockers n. Plural of door knocker. • DOORKNOCKER n. a knocker on a door. |
| KNICKERBOCKER | • knickerbocker n. (Archaic, used attributively as a modifier) Of or relating to knickerbockers. • knickerbocker n. A linsey-woolsey fabric with a rough knotted surface on the right side, formerly used for women’s dresses. • Knickerbocker n. (Archaic or historical) A New Yorker, particularly a scion of its old Dutch families. |
| KNICKERBOCKERS | • knickerbockers n. Men’s or boys’ baggy knee breeches, of a type particularly popular in the early 20th century. • Knickerbockers n. (Archaic or historical) plural of Knickerbocker; New Yorkers, particularly descendants of its original Dutch settlers. • Knickerbockers n. (Basketball, uncommon) The formal name of the New York Knicks, a team in the National Basketball Association. |
| KNOBKERRIE | • knobkerrie n. Alternative form of knobkerry. • KNOBKERRIE n. a short South African knobbed-head club. |
| KNOBKERRIES | • knobkerries n. Plural of knobkerry. • knobkerries n. Plural of knobkerrie. • KNOBKERRIE n. a short South African knobbed-head club. |
| SKRIMSHANKER | • skrimshanker n. Alternative form of scrimshanker. • SKRIMSHANKER n. one who evades work or duty, also SCRIMSHANKER. |
| SKRIMSHANKERS | • skrimshankers n. Plural of skrimshanker. • SKRIMSHANKER n. one who evades work or duty, also SCRIMSHANKER. |
| STRIKEBREAKING | • strikebreaking v. Present participle of strikebreak. • strikebreaking n. Activity intended to disrupt or end a strike without an agreement by workers. • strikebreaking adj. Of or pertaining to such activity. |
| STRIKEBREAKINGS | • strikebreakings n. Plural of strikebreaking. • STRIKEBREAKING n. action designed to break up a strike. |
| TRUNKWORK | • TRUNKWORK n. (Shakespeare) clandestine visiting in a trunk. |
| TRUNKWORKS | • TRUNKWORK n. (Shakespeare) clandestine visiting in a trunk. |
| UNDERSKINKER | • underskinker n. (Obsolete) An assistant tapster. • UNDERSKINKER n. (Shakespeare) an assistant tapster. |
| UNDERSKINKERS | • underskinkers n. Plural of underskinker. • UNDERSKINKER n. (Shakespeare) an assistant tapster. |