WORD LIST: k

keep

to possess; to have for oneself; to not lose, not return, or not change something

key

a removable tool used to open or close a door

key

most important (“The key point of democracy is that everyone gets a vote.”)

kick

to hit with the foot

kick

a hit from someone’s foot

kidnap

to seize and take away by force

kidney

cleans liquid wastes from the body

kill

to make dead; to cause to die

kind

sort (“What kind of dog is that?”)

kind

gentle; caring; helpful

king

a man who rules a country

Kingdom

the 'place' where God rules (this may mean 'Heaven' but it may also mean 'in the hearts of a community of Christians')

kiss

to touch with the mouth to show love or honor

knee

part of the body, see diagram

knife

a tool or weapon used to cut

know

to understand something as correct; to have the facts about; to recognize someone because you have met and talked together before

knowledge

that which is known; learning or understanding