Adjective with K

  • Describes someone caring and helpful.

  • Informal adj. meaning excellent or very impressive.

  • Means eager, sharp, or enthusiastic.

  • Adj. for unusual, quirky, or sexually odd tastes.

  • Means gentle, kind, or friendly.

  • Describes someone informed or educated.

  • Means silly, odd, or eccentric.

  • Means majestic or like a king.

  • Describes noble or brave knightly traits.

  • Describes someone attractive for kissing.

  • Means showing awareness or cleverness.

  • Means familiar or recognized.

  • Means lively, energetic, or active.

  • Describes something full of knots or tricky.

  • Relating to Korea, its people, or language.

  • Means related to motion or movement.

  • A dull greenish-brown color for clothes.

  • Means clumsy, awkward, prone to mishaps.

  • Related in kind; of similar nature or family.

  • Adjective meaning very impressive or striking.

  • British slang: very tired or exhausted.

  • Means childish; like a kid’s behavior.

  • Colloquial: lively, fashionable, peppy.

  • Means tacky or gaudy; cheesy style.

  • Describes something tied or tangled.

  • Informal adjective: for kids; childlike.

  • Comparative of kind: more gentle/nice.

  • Means able to be killed; expresses capability.

  • Means bumpy, having small lumps/knobs.

  • US spelling; bumpy, with lumps/knobs.

  • Fit/proper; legitimate or per dietary law.

  • Means without a key; a clear adjective.

  • Adjective meaning multicolored, ever‑changing pattern.

  • Bent or twisted with kinks; an adjective.

  • Warm and compassionate; describes a person.

  • Related to karma; an adjectival quality.

  • Adjective meaning childlike or playful.

  • Superlative of kind; fits as an adjective.

  • Slang adj: excellent or impressive, very cool

  • Adjective meaning unconscious or very tired.

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