What are verbs that start with K? A verb is a word that expresses an action or a state of being. We use every word in a specific place in a sentence with a particular rule. A verb usually occurs immediately after the sentence’s subject and before the object. Let’s take an example of the verb keep. “Can I keep it?” In this sentence, “I” is the subject, “keep” is the verb, and “it” is the object.
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List of Verbs Beginning with K
Below is the list of 80+ verbs that start with k and include phrasal verbs.
- Kasher
- Kayak
- Kayo
- Keck
- Keckle
- Kedge
- Keek
- Keel
- Keelhale
- Keelhaul
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- Keen
- Keg
- Kelp
- Kennel
- Kerb
- Kerf
- Kern
- Kernel
- Kerplunk
- Key
- Keyboard
- Keynote
- Keypunch
Verbs that Start with Ki
- Kibbitz
- Kibble
- Kibitz
- Kibosh
- Kick
- Kickbox
- Kick-Start
- Kid
- Kidnap
- Kill
- Kiln
- Kilt
- Kindle
- King
- Kink
- Kip
- Kipper
- Kirn
- Kiss
- Kit
- Kite
- Kithe
- Kitten
- Kittle
- Kludge
- Kluge
- Knack
- Knacker
- Knap
- Knarred
- Knead
- Knee
- Kneecap
- Knell
- Knife
- Knight
- Knob
- Knock
- Knoll
- Knot
- Knout
- Knuckle
- Knurl
Verbs that Start with Ko
- Ko
- Konk
- Kosher
- Kotow
- Kowtow
- Kraal
- Kurbash
- Kvell
- Kvetch
- Kyanise
- Kyanize
- Kybosh
- Kythe
Irregular Verbs Beginning with K with Past and Past Participle Forms
- Keep (kept, kept)
- Ken (kenned or Irregular)
- Kep (kepped or kippen)
- Kneel (knelt or kneeled)
- Knit (knitted or knit)
- Know (knew, known)
Phrasal Verbs that Start with K
A verb followed by one or more particles (preposition, adverb, or both) is called a phrasal verb. For example, the word “keep” is a verb that means to continue a specific state; when we put an adverb such as “away” after it, which becomes a phrasal verb that means to not go somewhere or near something. The meaning of the phrasal verb is different from the individual word in that phrasal verb.
List of Phrasal Verbs with K
- Keel over
- Keep away
- Keep back
- Keep down
- Keep from doing
- Keep from
- Keep in
- Keep in with
- Keep off
- Keep on doing
- Keep on
- Keep out
- Keep out of
- Keep to somewhere
- Keep to
- Keep to yourself
- Keep yourself to yourself
- Keep up
- Key in
- Key to
- Kick about/around
- Kick against
- Kick around
- Kick in
- Kick off
- Kick out
- Kid around
- Kill off
- Kit out
- Knock about/around
- Knock back
- Knock down
- Knock off
- Knock out
- Knock yourself out
- Knock over
- Knock together
- Knock up
- Know from
- Know of
- Knuckle down
- Knuckle under
