Positive words that start with K

lIST OF POSITIVE ADJECTIVES THAT START WITH K
- Kick-ass first-class; excellent; extremely impressive or good.
- Kicky exciting; lively; fashionable.
- Kiddyish sportive; frolicsome.
- Killer extremely good; excellent; formidable; having effective or impressive power or effect.
- Kin related (especially of a person).
- Kind warmhearted; generous; friendly; tolerant; liberal; beneficial; gentle; forgiving.
- Kind-hearted sympathetic; humane; having a friendly and cheerful disposition.
- Kindly agreeable; helpful; pleasant; characterized by kindness.
- Kindred of the same family, ancestry or nature; similar in character or quality.
- Kinesthetic muscle sense; the sensation of movement in muscles, joints and tendons.
- Kinetic characterized by showing, exhibiting or producing motion; active.
- King chief or principal (especially as in importance or size).
- Kingly majestic; royal.
Positive Words Dictionary
- King-size larger than the standard or usual size; extra-large.
- Kissable inviting to be kissed; capable of being kissed; attractive.
- Kissy amorous; very affectionate; given to or characterized by kissing.
- Kittenish playful (especially in frisky, flirtatious and/or coy manner); resembling a kitten.
- Keen characterized by intellectual quickness and acuity; eager; ardent; enthusiastic; splendid; fine; sharp; piercing.
- Kempt tidy; trim; neat.
- Kerchieft covered, dressed or hooded; wearing a kerchief.
- Key being or serving as essential component; important.

- Knightly chivalrous; gallant; courtly.
- Knockout strikingly impressive or attractive; gorgeous; beautiful n. a strikingly impressive or attractive person or thing.
- Knowable capable of being known, comprehended, ascertained or understood.
- Kosher genuine; appropriate; legitimate; authentic.
- Knowing possessing understanding, information or knowledge; intelligent; clever; deliberate; artful; smart.
- Knowledgeable well informed; educated; intelligent; perceptive.
- Known familiar, recognized or within the scope of knowledge; generally or publicly recognized.
- Kooky unexpected; strange; eccentric.