Letter K
Keats' Muse
Keats' favorite Muse
Keats's Muse
Keatsian muse
Kin of Calliope
Kin of Clio
Kathryn Actress
Kathryn of "Law & Order: C.I."
Kathryn of "Law & Order: Criminal Intent"
Kathryn of "Law and Order: CI"
Kathryn of "Law and Order: Criminal Intent"
Kathryn of "Oz"
Kathryn of HBO's "Oz"
Kind of common shrew
Kind of shrew
Keats conjunction
Keats' preposition
Keats's "before"
Keatsian preposition
Kipling preposition
Kindle Fire, for one
Kindle or Nook, e.g.
Kindle, e.g.
Kindle, e.g. ... or a hint to this puzzle's theme?
Kindle, for one
Kindle, say
Kindles, e.g.
Kind of bearing.
Kid's construction kit
Kid's metal construction kit
"... kissed thee __ killed thee": Othello
"... kissed thee ___ killed thee": Shak.
Kilowatt-hour fraction
Kind of gasoline: Abbr.
Killer of grain
Kilowatt-hour fractions
Knuckleballer Yoshida, currently the only professional woman pitcher in the U.S. (for the Chico Outlaws)
Kid lit author Carle
Kid-lit author Carle
Kids' author Carle
King of Sweden, 1560–1568.
King of Sweden, 1560–68.
Kiss drummer Singer
Kiss' ___ Carr
Kane of "All My Children"
Kane of "All My Children" fame
Kane of soapdom
Kane of the soaps
Kane on an old soap
___ Kane ("All My Children" character)
___ Kane (Susan Lucci role for over 40 years)
___ Kane, Susan Lucci's Emmy-winning role
___ Kane, longtime "All My Children" role
___ Kane, resident of soap TV's Pine Valley
Kane and Jong
Korngold Composer
Knight and Sevareid
Keystone State county
Keystone State port
Keystone St. city
Keystone St. port
Kin of the Senecas
Karlsson of the Ottawa Senators
Killmonger in "Black Panther"
Killmonger who battles T'Challa
Killmonger's first name
Killmonger's first name in "Black Panther"
King of "the round table"
King or Palladino
King or Satie
___ Karlsson (two-time winner of the NHL's James Norris Memorial Trophy)
___ Killmonger ("Black Panther" character)
___ Killmonger, "Black Panther" villain
Karlfeldt and Satie
Kathleen Mavourneen's land.
Killarney land.
Killarney's land
King Brian Boru's realm.
Key pension law: abbr.
___ king (fictional elf)
___ king, Germanic imp
___ king, mythical German imp.
___-King (German goblin)
___-King, of German myth
___-König (legendary goblin)
___-König.
___-koenig
Kenton Director
Kenton or Gardner
King's fur
King's wear
Kingly fur
Kingly trim
Kin of minks
King-size furs.
Kin of a bonebreaker
Kite relative
Kite's cousin
Kite's kin
Kin of fish eagles
Kin of fish hawks
Kin of fulmars
Kite relatives
Kite's cousins
"KnowwhutImean?" character
Knighted diamond magnate Oppenheimer
Keebler elf leader
Keebler spokes-elf
Keebler's chief elf
Keebler's head elf
Keebler's spokes-elf
Kooky Kovacs
Kovacs
Kovacs of 50's TV
Kovacs of TV.
Kovacs of comedy
Kovacs of early TV
Kovacs of early TV comedy
Kovacs or Ford
Kovacs or Lombardi
Kovacs or Pyle
Kovacs who married Adams
Keebler's head elf and others
Kovacs and Pyle
Kovacs et al.
Kin of bonebreakers
Kin of our national bird
Kinds of eagles
Kite kin
King of hearts?
"Kama Sutra" genre
"Kama-Sutra," e.g.
"Kamasutra," etc.
Kinsey Institute Library collection
Kama Sutra illustrations, e.g.
Kamasutra focus
Kin of ECA and MSA.
Kind of knight
KNIGHTLY wandering
Knight life?
Knight's quest for adventure.
Knight's search for adventure.
Knightly activity
Knightly news?
Knightly pursuit
"Kim" actor Flynn
Kicker Mann who played for the Lions and Raiders in the 1970s
Kind of Message board
Kind of message
"Keep this between you and I"
Kicks a grounder
Kersenneh
Kin of "uhs" and "ahems."
King of "uhs."
Killarney tongue
Kind of while
Key Watergate figure
Key Watergate figure Sam
KIDNEY-released substance due to reduced oxygen levels in blood
Kate kisser in a tongue twister
Kate's kisser in a classic tongue twister
Key above "~"
Key above a tilde
Key above the tilde
Key above tilde
Key at the ready when viewing NSFW content
Key at the ready when viewing NSFW content, maybe
Key at the upper left corner
Key beside F1
Key carried by salesclerks
Key for a fast exit
Key for a getaway
Key for an exit
Key for backups?
Key for canceling
Key for closing
Key for closing a window
Key for closing a window, say
Key for computer bailout
Key for exiting a slideshow
Key for exiting full-screen mode
Key for exits
Key for getting out
Key for getting out of a jam
Key for getting out, not in
Key for naughty surfers?
Key futilely pushed after a computer freeze
Key hidden in "widescreen"
Key hit in panic
Key hit with the left pinkie
Key hit with the pinky, often
Key hovered over by off-task workers
Key in the NW corner
Key in the NW of a keyboard
Key in the top left
Key in the top left, usually
Key in the upper left
Key in the upper left corner of the keyboard
Key in the upper-left corner
Key label on a keyboard
Key left of F1
Key near "∼"
Key near 1
Key near F1
Key near a tilde
Key near the tilde
Key near tilde
Key next to F1
Key next to F1, often
Key often hit in anger
Key often hit while frustrated
Key often hit with a pinky
Key often pressed frantically
Key often pressed frantically when the computer freezes
Key often struck in a panic
Key on a Packard Bell, e.g.
Key on a computer keyboard
Key one might pound out of frustration
Key part of an exit strategy?
Key pressed for egress
Key pressed frantically during a crash
Key pressed to leave full-screen mode on YouTube
Key pushed in desperation
Key pushed repeatedly during a crash
Key requirement for a Microsoft bailout?
Key requirement for a PC bailout
Key requirement for an IBM bailout
Key that can lead to a quick exit
Key that cancels
Key that closes a window
Key that exits full-screen mode
Key that exits full-screen video
Key that may be pressed in panic
Key that may close a window
Key that may close windows
Key that might close a dialog box
Key that might close a window
Key that might minimize a window
Key that stops a process
Key that takes you back
Key that will get you out of a window
Key that works to exit but not enter
Key that's a neighbor of ~
Key that's missing an "ape"
Key to a quick exit?
Key to an exit
Key to backing up?
Key to close a window
Key to exit a program
Key to exit full screen
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