to control others or oneself or influence skillfully, usually to one's advantage
knock over
Verb
to cause to overturn from an upright or normal position
keel over
Verb
to turn over and fall
keep one's eyes peeled
Verb
to pay close attention
keep one's eyes skinned
Verb
to pay close attention
keep one's eyes open
Verb
to pay attention
keep back
Verb
to hold back or prevent entry
keep back
Verb
to secure and keep for possible future use or application
keep to oneself
Verb
to withhold information from the attention of others
keep to oneself
Verb
to shun the company of others
kit out
Verb
to supply with a set of articles or tools
kit up
Verb
to supply with a set of articles or tools
kit up
Verb
to supply onself with a set of articles or tools
knuckle down
Verb
to work very hard, like a slave
keep guard
Verb
to watch over so as to protect
keep an eye on
Verb
to follow with the eyes or the mind
keep tabs on
Verb
to keep a record on or watch attentively
kick off
Verb
to commence
kick upstairs
Verb
to give a promotion to or assign to a higher position
kick downstairs
Verb
to assign to a lower position
kick out
Verb
to remove from a position or office
kick out
Verb
to force to leave or move out
keep in
Verb
to cause to stay indoors
keep on
Verb
allow to remain in a place or position or maintain a property or feature
keep one's nose to the grindstone
Verb
to work doggedly or persistently
keep one's shoulder to the wheel
Verb
to work doggedly or persistently
keep away
Verb
to prevent from coming close
kibosh
Verb
to stop from happening or developing
kick about
Verb
to think about an idea or proposal with other people, to brainstorm
keep one's eyes off
Verb
to stay clear of, avoid
keep one's distance
Verb
to stay clear of, avoid
keep one's hands off
Verb
to stay clear of, avoid
knock back
Verb
to cost a certain amount
knock back
Verb
to drink quickly
kick one's heels
Verb
wait or pass the time aimlessly or futilely
keep company
Verb
to be a companion to somebody
kakemono
Noun
a Japanese wall-hanging, often made of paper or silk
Kniddy knoddy
Noun
a tool used in skeining yarn
knosh
Noun
another word for food
kiddo
Noun
a form of address used for children
keytar
Noun
a modern instrument featuring the neck of a guitar and an electronic keyboard; played by supporting with a shoulder strap. The neck has various controls- for instance vibrato, sustain and pitch bend- that affect the quality of the notes played on the keyboard
kakistocracy
Noun
a government which is ruled by the most undesirable or corrupt people in society