Clues Starting with k

On this page you will find all the clues starting with the letter k. There are a total of 769 clues starting with the letter k in our database.

Katharine — 2000 Olympic 400m bronze medallist

Kenneth — US filmaker and author whose books include 1959's Hollywood Babylon

K C — South Africa Test cricketer who hit 118 against India in Durban in 1992

Klaus Maria — Best Actor in a Supporting Role Oscar nominee for Out of Africa

Ken — US television chef whose books include Travels with a Hot Wok

K R — Australia Test cricketer who took 5-26 against West Indies in Sydney in 1952

Kenneth — English theatre critic and writer who died in 1980

Kel — golfer who won The Open Championship in 1960

King of Judaea from 37-4 BC

Kirsty — television presenter whose credits include Newsnight and The Late Show

Kenyan lioness cared for by George and Joy Adamson from 1956-61

Kind of thin fragile porcelain named after a town in Northern Ireland

Kate — English actress who played Caress Morrell in US TV drama series Dynasty

Kimi — 2007 F1 World Drivers' Championship winner

Konstantinos — 2000 Olympic 200m gold medallist

Ken — 1962 and 1966 Commonwealth 440y hurdles gold medallist

Konrad — Austrian psychologist zoologist and ethologist; joint-winner of the 1973 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine

Ken — author of 1962 novel One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest

Kristen — star and co-writer of 2011 comedy film Bridesmaids

Kaname — Japanese golfer; 2002 Dunlop Phoenix tournament winner

King of Pherae Thessaly in Greek mythology married to Alcestis

Kirstie — co-presenter of Channel 4 television series Location Location Location

Katharine Lee — poet who authored the words to anthem America the Beautiful

Ken — 1997 World Snooker Championship winner

Karun — 2010-11 F1 motor racing driver

King of Colchis and father of Medea in Greek mythology

King of the Anglo-Saxon kingdom of Mercia from 757-796

Kate — actress who played Lois Lane in 2006 action film Superman Returns

Kathryn — actress who starred as Magnolia Hawks in 1951 film musical Show Boat

Kingdom in southern Africa; capital Maseru

Kerry — Australian media mogul who launched World Series Cricket in 1977

Karl — Deputy White House Chief of Staff to George W Bush portrayed by Toby Jones in 2008 film drama W

Kingdom in the SW Pacific; capital Nuku'alofa

King of the Huns who attempted to conquer Roman Gaul in 451

Katie — actress who played Cho Chang in the Harry Potter film series

King of the fairies in medieval folklore

King Camp — American businessman born in 1855 associated with the safety razor

Kevin — rugby league centre; Leeds Wigan and St Helens Challenge Cup Final player

Katarina — 1988 Olympic figure skating gold medallist

Klaus — actor who played the title role in 1979 film drama Woyzeck

Kathy — US actress who played Mary Patrick in 1992 film comedy Sister Act

Karel — Dutch painter whose works include 1949's Questioning Children

Kimiko — 1992-94 and 1996 Japan Open women's singles tennis tournament winner

Kenny — 1992-2003 Scotland wing who played club rugby for Glasgow Warriors Wasps and London Scottish

Katie — 2005 and 2007 FINA World Aquatics Championships 200m and 400m individual medley gold medallist

Kate — journalist; author of 2002 autobiography The Kindness Of Strangers

Kevin — prime minister of Australia from 2007-10

Karren — author of novels United and Trophy Wives

Konrad — chancellor of West Germany from 1949-63