5-letter words
ending in K.

Surprised and confused by something.

The darkest colour, like night.

Empty, with nothing written on it.

Cold, bare and gloomy.

To close and open your eyes quickly.

A solid piece of wood or stone.

To crack or smash into pieces.

A hard block used for building walls.

The very edge of something.

Quick and full of energy.

A small stream of water.

Soft white stick for writing on boards.

To look at something to make sure.

The soft side of your face.

A baby bird, especially a chicken.

A thick, solid piece of something.

A loud sound of metal hitting metal.

A person who keeps records in an office.

A short, sharp sound.

A light ringing sound of glass.

A loose coat with no sleeves.

A machine that shows the time.

The sound a hen makes.

A dull, heavy sound.

A thin line where something has split.

A handle you turn to make something move.

A squeaky sound, like an old door.

A small stream or narrow river.

The deep sound a frog makes.

A dishonest person, or a bend in something.

To swallow a liquid.

A bottle for keeping drinks hot or cold.

A tiny spot or mark.

A quick, light movement of the finger.

A group of sheep or birds.

Honest and direct.

A very unusual event.

To run and jump about playfully, or to search someone.

A girl's or woman's dress.

A narrow boat moved with a paddle.

A small booth that sells things.

A special skill for doing something.

To tap on a door with your knuckles.

A long, flat piece of wood.

To pull something off quickly.

A playful trick.

The sound a duck makes.

Moving or happening fast.

An odd little habit.

A small, roughly built hut.

A large fish with sharp teeth.

To avoid doing a job.

A sudden surprise or upset.

A black and white animal with a strong smell.

Loose, not pulled tight.

Smooth and shiny.

Smooth and slippery.

To hit with a flat hand.

A smug, unkind smile.

A loose shirt worn to keep clothes clean.

A small amount of food between meals.

To move quietly so no one notices.

A tiny bit of fire.

To say words out loud.

A very small spot.

A ghost, or to scare someone.

A neat pile of things.

The main stem of a plant.

Plain and bare.

A thick slice of meat or fish.

A thin piece of wood.

To have a very bad smell.

A supply of goods kept to sell.

A tall bird with long legs and a long beak.

To tell someone you are grateful.

Measuring a lot from one side through to the other; not thin.

To use your mind.

A path or trail.

A clever act to fool someone.

A big vehicle for carrying loads.

The main stem of a tree.

To make a small change.

A kitchen tool for beating eggs.

Something badly damaged or ruined.