-K : 13 answers – Crossword-Clue

__ and cheese (kids' hot lunch) __ and cheese (kids' lunch) __ Bridge (Kentucky tourist attraction) __ Hill (depiction on the Kentucky quarter) __ Kid (western hero) __ Kim __ Kreme doughnuts __ of a kind (unique) __ piano (floor keyboard) __ Stone (hieroglyphics key) ___ -El (Superman's Krypton name) ___ -K ___ -K (tot's class) ___ -K (tyke's class) ___ "King" Cole ___ "Street" (PBS kids' show) ___ (kissing game) ___ & cheese (kid's lunch) ___ & Ern (Kellogg's program where kids redeem coupons for prizes) ___ & Teicher, '60s-'70s keyboard duo ___ 41 ("All Killer No Filler" band) ___ 9 (Kristen's trystmate) ___ a clue (doesn't know) ___ a keg ___ a kind ___ a kind (pair) ___ a kind (unique) ___ a kitten ___ acid (substance once known as aqua fortis) ___ Adams, wife of Kovacs ___ Agrippa (king of Judea) ___ al-Khaimah (one of the United Arab Emirates) ___ alba (kaolin) ___ Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, once) ___ Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's birth name) ___ Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) ___ Alcindor, aka Kareem Abdul-Jabbar ___ all, knows all ___ Amin in "The Last King of Scotland" ___ and 15-Across (get-to-know-you gathering) ___ and blood (kin) ___ and cheese (kid's lunch) ___ and hounds (outdoor game for kids) ___ and Jack: kids' clothing shop chain ___ and Kashmir ___ and Kashmir, Indian state ___ and kicking ___ Angeles Kings (team in the 2014 Stanley Cup finals) ___ Arena: Kentucky Wildcats home ___ artery (kidney's blood supplier) ___ artery, which supplies the kidneys ___ Atonement (Yom Kippur) ___ avis (one of a kind) ___ band (kazoo-and-washboard group) ___ Beaumont, hero of King's "The Dark Half" ___ bend (knot) ___ Beta Kappa (honor society) ___ Blade (token female character in Mortal Kombat) ___ Blixen a k a Isak Dinesen ___ Blue (old kerosene brand) ___ book (enjoy Stephen King) ___ boots (knee-high '60s fashion) ___ boots (knee-high style) ___ Boru, Irish king who defeated the Norse ___ Bridge (former name of New York's R.F.K. Bridge) ___ Burnett, bluesman better known as Howlin' Wolf ___ calculus (kidney stone) ___ cap (kind of mushroom) ___ City, seat of a Kansas county of the same name ___ cotta (kind of clay) ___ Cranston, a.k.a. "The Shadow" ___ Crocetti, a k a Martin ___ Cruz, known as "the queen of salsa" ___ Danssen (Heidi Klum's "Parks and Recreation" character) ___ Day & the Knights ___ Day & the Knights (band in "Animal House") ___ Day and the Knights ___ Duke, a.k.a. Hunter S. Thompson ___ E. Tee (1992 Kentucky Derby winner) ___ Emblem (2002 Kentucky Derby winner) ___ en place (professional kitchen setup) ___ Epstein, baseball V.I.P. known as "Boy Wonder" ___ Evans, a k a Chubby Checker ___ even keel (stable) ___ even keel (steady) ___ even keel: 2 wds. ___ Everett Koop (former surgeon general) ___ fainéant (do-nothing king) ___ Ferber, Kaufman collaborator ___ Finklea, a k a Cyd Charisse ___ Fist (kung fu style) ___ Fleischer, who was known as Mr. Boxing ___ for keeps ___ for knowledge ___ Fring, "Breaking Bad" drug kingpin ___ generis (of its own kind) ___ Ghazi Khan, Punjabi town ___ gratia (in all kindness): Lat. ___ gratiam habeamus: Kentucky's Latin state motto ___ greens (kale alternative) ___ gut (O.K., in Leipzig) ___ Hamlin plays Michael Kuzak ___ Han (Korea) ___ Han Min'guk (South Korea, to natives) ___ hands (kitchen woe) ___ hard knocks ___ hitch (kind of knot) ___ Hunter a k a Ed McBain ___ Huon (1906 Kentucky Derby winner) ___ hydrate (''knockout drops'' ingredient) ___ hydrate (knockout drops) ___ II, king who founded Borg (now Sarpsborg) ___ II: 1961-'99 Moroccan king ___ in kangaroo ___ in kangaroo (spelling aid) ___ in kilo ___ in kind ___ in the Giggle Box (kids' toy) ___ in turkey (part of a kindergarten lesson) ___ Institute (Charles Koch's think tank) ___ Ishii ("Kill Bill" character) ___ Ishii, character in "Kill Bill" ___ Jack Keats, Caldecott Medal winner for "The Snowy Day" ___ Jackson, a k a Ice Cube ___ Joe, killer exposed by Tom Sawyer ___ John F. Kennedy ___ John, legendary monk-king ___ juice (milk, to kids) ___ K. (protagonist of Kafka's "The Trial") ___ K., Kafka's protagonist in "The Trial" ___ Kabaivanska, Met soprano ___ kabbible ___ Kabibble ___ Kabloozie (character voiced by Ruth Buzzi in "Sesame Street" shorts) ___ Kadiddlehopper (Red Skelton character) ___ Kadiddlehopper, old TV hayseed ___ Kaepernick, Super Bowl XLVII QB for the 49ers ___ Kagan, Obama nominee to the Supreme Court ___ Kahn, lyricist ___ Kai-shek ___ Kalugin, former K.G.B. general with the 1994 book "Spymaster" ___ Kamoze of reggae ___ Kan ___ Kan (Alpo competitor) ___ Kan (Alpo rival) ___ Kan (dog food brand) ___ Kan (old dog food brand) ___ Kan (pet food brand) ___ Kan (pet food) ___ Kan dog food ___ Kan: Alpo alternative ___ Kane (Susan Lucci role for over 40 years) ___ Kane of "All My Children" ___ Kane, Susan Lucci's Emmy-winning role ___ Kappa ___ Kappa Nu (honor society) ___ Karate (old brand of aftershave) ___ Karate: old aftershave ___ Kare (changing stations) ___ Karuna Thurman ___ Kasem, noted deejay ___ Kat ___ Kavner (voice of Marge on "The Simpsons") ___ Kazan ___ Kea ___ Kea, Hawaiian peak ___ kebab ___ kebab (barbecue treat) ___ Keene (pseudonym associated with Nancy Drew) ___ Kefauver, 1956 vice-presidential candidate ___ Kemal, Turkey's first president ___ Kennedy Smith (sister of J.F.K.) ___ Kennedys ___ Kenobi of "Star Wars" ___ Kent (Nurse Bigelow portrayer on "M*A*S*H") ___ Kenton, composer-bandleader ___ Ketchup (group with the album "Hijas del Tomate") ___ Kett of comics ___ Kett of early comics ___ Kett of old comics ___ key ___ keyboard ___ keyboard (types) ___ keypad ___ Khalifa (world's tallest building) ___ Khan ___ Khan ("Jungle Book" tiger) ___ Khan ("The Jungle Book" tiger) ___ Khan (Kipling tiger) ___ Khan (Muslim leader) ___ Khan (tiger in "The Jungle Book") ___ khan (tiger) ___ Khan (villain in "The Jungle Book") ___ Khayyam, 1917 Derby winner ___ kick (football action) ___ kick (football gamble) ___ kid (angsty high-school type) ___ Kid (Western hero) ___ Kid of early TV ___ Kids