Words Containing ILK

To cheat someone, especially of money.

Past tense of BILK.

Agent noun of BILK.

Plural of BILKER.

Present participle of BILK.

Third-person singular present tense of BILK.

Sour liquid left after churning butter, or cultured milk.

Plural of BUTTERMILK.

Buttermilk.

Plural of CHURNMILK.

The fine silky threads at the tip of an ear of corn.

Plural of CORNSILK.

A little devil.

Plural of DEVILKIN.

Music inspired by science fiction or fantasy, often parodic.

Plural of FILK.

The milk secreted initially during breastfeeding.

Plural of FOREMILK.

The later, fattier milk produced during breastfeeding.

Plural of HINDMILK.

A type or kind of person or thing.

Each or every, especially in Scottish or archaic usage.

Everyday; suitable for ordinary days.

Plural of ILKADAY.

Plural of ILK.

A white nutritious liquid secreted by mammals for feeding their young.

Past tense of MILK.

Of or resembling milk.

Agent noun of MILK.

Plural of MILKER.

A food fish found in southeast Asia.

Plural of MILKFISH.

Comparative form of milky: more milky.

Most resembling milk in color or consistency.

In a manner resembling or like milk.

The quality of being like milk, often in color or consistency.

Plural of MILKINESS.

Present participle of MILK.

Plural of MILKING.

Containing no milk.

Resembling milk, especially in appearance.

A woman who milks cows or works in a dairy.

Plural of MILKMAID.

A man who delivers milk to homes or businesses.

Plural of milkman.

A milkman.

Plural of MILKO.

Plural of MILK.

A thick drink made with milk and ice cream, often flavored.

Plural of MILKSHAKE.

A region supplying milk to a demand area.

Plural of MILKSHED.

A timid or weak person, especially a man.

Weak or timid behavior.

Plural of MILKSOPISM.

More like a milksop; more timid or effeminate.

Most like a milksop; most timid or weak.

The act of being a milksop; timidity.

Weak or ineffectual.

Plural of MILKSOP.