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Our month to find out how little we could spend and still survive. Up to this point, we’d been Christmas and Easter frugalists, dipping in and out of fiscal prudence where it suited us, saving enough to ensure ourselves a spot in retirement, but also buying things like a handcrafted turquoise- and- brown embroidered collar ........

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  Can you name ten words starting with king: Here’s an expanded list of English words beginning with “king‑”, divided into groups for easier reference.

A. Core/root forms

• king (noun/verb)
• kings (plural)
• kinged (past tense of “to king” = to enthrone or make king)
• kinging (present participle/gerund)

B. Derived with suffixes indicating state, condition, quality

• kingdom, kingdoms
• kinghood, kinghoods
• kingship, kingships
• kingly
• kinglier, kingliest
• kingless
• kingliness, kinglinesses
• kinglike
• kinglihood, kinglihoods

C. Compound & specialised nouns

• kingmaker, kingmakers
• kingpin, kingpins
• kingpost, kingposts
• kingbird, kingbirds
• kingbolt, kingbolts
• kingcraft, kingcrafts
• kingcup, kingcups
• kingfish, kingfishes
• kingfisher, kingfishers
• kinglet, kinglets
• kingling, kinglings
• kingside, kingsides
• kingsnake, kingsnakes
• kingwood, kingwoods
• kingklip, kingklips

D. Proper nouns/names & metaphorical uses

• (As proper nouns, e.g., “King …” in a title or name)
• “king of …” used metaphorically (“the king of pop”, “the kingpin”)
• Use in card playing: the King card in a deck.

Key notes and caveats

• Some derivatives use archaic or poetic form (e.g., kinglihood).
• Compound words may be hyphenated or written as one word depending on usage (e.g., king‑maker vs kingmaker).
• Some words beginning with king‑ may also derive from other sources (e.g., names of specific items or species like kingbird, kingsnake).
• The list above omits words where king appears but is not the prefix (i.e., words containing “king” not at the start).