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K 
  symbol for 
1 kelvin(s) 
2  (Chess) king 
3  (Chem) potassium 
  (from New Latin kalium) 
4  (Physics) kaon 
5  (Currency) 
a kina 
b kip 
c kopeck 
d kwacha 
e kyat 
6 one thousand 
  (from kilo-) 
7  (Computing) 
a a unit of 1024 words, bits, or bytes 
b (not in technical usage) 1000 
8 
  international car registration for Cambodia 


a.k.a. , AKA 
  abbrev. for also known as 
k , K 
  n pl , k's, K's, Ks 
1 the 11th letter and 8th consonant of the modern English alphabet 
2 a speech sound represented by this letter, usually a voiceless velar stop, as in kitten 
3  See   five Ks 
k 
  symbol for 
1 kilo(s) 
2  (Maths) the unit vector along the z-axis 
K , K. 
  abbrev. for Köchel: indicating the serial number in the catalogue (1862) of the works of Mozart made by Ludwig von Köchel, (1800--1877) 
k. 
  abbrev. for 
1 karat 
2  (Also)  K king 
K-meson 
  n  another name for   kaon 
K ration 
  n a small package containing emergency rations used by U.S. and Allied forces in the field in World War II 
  (C20: K, from the initial of the surname of Ancel Keys (born 1904), US physiologist who instigated it) 
K/T boundary 
  n  (Geology) 
a Cretaceous/Tertiary boundary: the time zone comprising the end of the Cretaceous and the beginning of the Tertiary periods 
b (as modifier) 
K/T boundary sediments  
  (C20 K and T, symbols for Cretaceous and Tertiary, respectively) 
K'ung Fu-tse 
  n  the Chinese name of   Confucius 
O.K. 
Informal 
  sentence substitute 
1 an expression of approval, agreement, etc. 
  adj usually postpositive 
  adv 
2 in good or satisfactory condition 
  vb , O.K.s, O.K.ing , O.K.ed 
3 tr to approve or endorse 
  n pl , O.K.s 
4 approval or agreement, (Also)  OK, o.k, okay 
  (C19: perhaps from o(ll) k(orrect), jocular alteration of all correct) 
vitamin K 
  n pl , K vitamins any of the fat-soluble vitamins, including phylloquinone and the menaquinones, which are essential for the normal clotting of blood