KAAG. A Manx or Gaelic term for a forelock, stopper, or linch-pin.
KABBELOW. Cod-fish which has been salted and hung for a few days, but
not thoroughly dried. Also, a dish of cod mashed.
KABOZIR. A chief or governor on the African coast.
KABURNS. The old name for nippers.
KAFILA. A well-known Eastern word, meaning a party with camels
travelling or sojourning; but it was also applied by our early voyagers
to convoys of merchant ships.
KAIA. An old term for a quay or wharf.
KAIQUE. _See_ CAIQUE.
KALBAZ, OR HALBAZ. Pronounced _kalva_; one of the best Turkish
delicacies, composed of honey, must, and almonds, beat up together.