How to pronounce “kennick”

Meaning

• [Noun]
• (historical) An argot spoken by gypsies or tinkers.

Practice Nearby Words

quirkle, gypsy's kiss, cant, snickle, quilkin, quirk, quib, tiddlywink, coinkydink, gypsie's kiss, jabberment, kiddleywink, niggle, twittle-twattle, clatch, kiddle-a-wink, hockle, rackle, scoganism, titteration, tiddledywink, autem cackle tub, jerkism, tiddleywink, kelk, bickerment, kinkle, bene, kippage, kink, snocksnarls, kittling, chitter, tick, chi-ike, cockneyism, trick, slang, nicker, tink, gabbleratchet, quiff, jargonese, cunning linguistics, schtick, ribble-rabble, kiddiewink, nidgeting, tinkle, thieves' latin, schtikle, wisker, chink, bubble and squeak, rinky-dink, mycterism, kiki, knobbing, lingo, binner, knob, kackle, quip, nickering, fadoodle, rib-tickler, sniggling, stoneclink, backslang, blabtale, jargon, bicker, chyack, cockneyfication, yacket, kiddywink, kibitzing, jesting, janglery, criminalese, quiddit, dickering, squickage, kitling, yirk, crack, quippet, kidding, kiddlywink, jibber-jabber, patois, gaggery, chant, kiddiwink, yockel, jargonitis, nubbing cheat, jocularism, habble, snatch

Similar Sounds

kinnick, conic, chemic, connick, konik, canuck, canuk, kinnock, konec, cannock, kanak, conac, comic, kenneth, keneth, kenrick, kennith, konig, krenek, cnic, camic, clinic, kenna, commack, cammack, kmiec, kamik, camak, cammock, klinik, camac, chronic, gimmick, kenny, iconic, cronic, kenney, carrick, kenning, conics, koenig, chronik, konica, kennis, clonic, chemics, kerrick, cornick, coic, kenet, cantic, henoch, chronique, comique, kendig, quranic, cornic, kanarek, connect, canucks, kyna, kinna, kentuck, connex, kinloch, ionic, genic, unic, yannick, hemic, unik, fenech, yonic, yanik, janik, hennig, fennic, renick, yanick, rennick, gamic, henig, hynek, haemic, heinecke, canoe, cana, cometh, canna, cona, clinique, config, canaa, carack, carnac, conex, canoa, cemex, canea, chinnock