1. To supply with a king or to make royal. King at arms, an officer whose business is to direct the heralds, preside at their chapters, and to have the jurisdiction of armory.

2. The chief ruler or sovereign of a nation; the monarch; the chief; a card having the picture of a king; the chief piece in the game of chess.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• gaing,
• aking,
• kising,
• orking,
• ueing,
• cting,
• eaing,
• aing,
• uaing,
• uing,
• miking,
• kined,
• kingdo,
• kindo,
• djing,
• mkaing,
• kdding,
• gving,
• ekeing,
• kinee

• Ginko,
• Kang,
• congou,
• Coying,
• Kuniko,
• canuck,
• CANC/RCL,
• sing,
• CNC/DNC,
• qiang,
• CNIC,
• CNAC,
• Koenig,
• wing,
• Kanacka,
• DNC/CNC,
• conk,
• In-going,
• kind,
• qing,
• Kanagawa,
• CNAAQO,
• CNCA,
• CHNG,
• gungho,
• quango,
• CANC,
• Kanika,
• CANQUA,
• Eri-king,
• -ing,
• Kinikia,
• Cong,
• Ging,
• Gowong,
• cooing,
• CNIWG,
• Keneke,
• Quang,
• CONAC,
• 2 Kings,
• gang,
• kiang,
• CNG,
• Kwang,
• Cainnech,
• NC/CNC,
• kanga,
• CONNACK,
• Gonakie,
• Ganga,
• Kanaka,
• conga,
• Conico-,
• going,
• CNUUQ,
• COENCO,
• WKNG,
• kink,
• Cooeying,
• cangue,
• 1 Kings,
• VAD/CNG,
• CANG,
• Cawing,
• kin,
• kongo,
• CONOCO,
• KANQ,
• CONICA,
• CNC,
• WCNC,
• ko'ing,
• koing,
• Kong,
• gong,
• CANWEC,
• CONC,
• quink,
• A/CNK,
• CNOOC,
• kayoing,
• Kingo,
• Khang,
• gung-ho,
• Kyung,
• Guying,
• Cowing,
• Quinque-,
• KENGO,
• CONAG,
• congo,
• GUNKY,
• CONEG,
• gunk,
• CONCG,
• Quinic,
• Kinic,
• gynic,
• Chiang,
• CNNIC,
• Cooeeing,
• ox-gang,
• Kuniyuki,
• gangway,
• REC&CONC,
• O.K.'ing,
• Khuong,
• on-going,
• Canhook,
• kinnick,
• queuing,
• CONNEG,
• cueing,
• ring,
• quinqu,
• CONIAC,
• cuing,
• CNOC,
• Keying,
• guanaco,
• CANAC,
• kinky,
• cognac,
• Kyong,
• conic,
• Gangue.

The adverb form of the word "king" is "kingly".

The adjective form of the word "king" is "regal".

The plural of the "king" can be the "kings".

The singular of the "king" can be the "king".