Kon is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KON in dictionary:

VERB:
• (Spenser) to know, also CON, CONNE
• To know. See Can, and Con.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• old word forknow

Words related to KON

know11 kond9 konning12 kons8

Words that contain KON

ikon8 kond9 konk12 kons8 dykon13 eikon9 ikons9 konbu11 kondo10 konks13 aikona10 beckon14 daikon11 dykons14 eikons10 konaki14 konbus12 kondos11 koneke14 konfyt16 konini10 konked15 leukon10 reckon12 ulikon10 weakon13 beckons15 daikons12 eikones11 hokonui14 isokont11 konakis15 konekes15 konfyts17 kongoni12 koninis11 konking16 konning12 leukons11 muskone13 reckons13 ulikons11 weakons14 beckoned17 beckoner16 hokonuis15 isokonts12 muskones14 oerlikon12 ostrakon12 reckoned15 reckoner14 tokonoma14 beckoners17 beckoning18 iseikonia13 iseikonic15 isokontan13 konimeter15 koniology17 koniscope17 misreckon17 moskonfyt21 oerlikons13 outreckon15 reckoners15 reckoning16 taikonaut13 technikon18 tokonomas15 beckonings19 heterokont17 iseikonias14 isokontans14 konimeters16 koniscopes18 misreckons18 moskonfyts22 outreckons16 overreckon19 reckonings17 taikonauts14 technikons19 unreckoned17 reckonable18 aniseikonia15 aniseikonic17 beckoningly23 heterokonts18 koniologies16 misreckoned20 outreckoned18 overreckons20 aniseikonias16 heterokontan19 misreckoning21 outreckoning19 overreckoned22 unreckonable20 misreckonings22 Show more ...

How to use KON in a sentence

• Among some of these nations it is expressed Kon, Kong, and King.
• He was stubborn in his determination to learn all that was to be known about the Island of Kon Klayu.
• On the reef-sown coast of Kon Klayu it appeared there was no harbor where a ship might find shelter, and Shane needed money for his winter outfit.
• He wished he might go with Boreland to spend the winter on the Island of Kon Klayu.
• Since he was the only one in the party who had been on Kon Klayu before they were obliged to accept his reasons without argument.
• The current was sweeping him on toward the cliffs at the south end of Kon Klayu where black reefs bared their fangs in a welter of foam.
• There was not a breath of wind, and the sea, glassy and as grey as the sky above, was smoother than she ever saw it afterward on Kon Klayu.
• Boreland, whose mind was ever dwelling on the time when he should be free to begin his search for the gold of Kon Klayu, talked on.
• In her anxiety Ellen remembered that these wild birds of Kon Klayu had as many moods as the sea, and were prophetic of them.
• The air reverberated to the thunder of surf that crashed against the hundred reefs on Kon Klayu.
• Ellen carried the rifle, for though there had been no time yet to hunt, especially for the great bear that roamed Kon Klayu, she was always on the alert.
• It was necessary to gather and convey the pay-sand to a place of safety before the next tide covered it, as the surf of Kon Klayu was too heavy to permit surf-mining.
• There was not the old freedom of speech between them that had always existed prior to their coming to Kon Klayu.
• He had run down from his own rocker and was pointing far out where the sunlight fell on the sails of a vessel heading directly for the Island of Kon Klayu.
• The monster had lived so long on Kon Klayu undisturbed by man or beast that it was apparently indifferent to both.
• CHAPTER XXII AT THE LONE TREE That evening they buried Kobuk on the brow of the hill near the lone tree of Kon Klayu.
• On this day the sisters were heartily sick of life on the Island of Kon Klayu.
• Life on Kon Klayu was hard, but she never tired of the soothing beauty of its nights.
• The hundred reefs of Kon Klayu had no lure for sailors of the North Pacific.
• He had changed much since his landing on Kon Klayu.
• Nor was he any more successful, when day after day he continued to patrol the beaches, though his faith in the sands of Kon Klayu remained unshaken.
• Here, more than in any other place on Kon Klayu they were conscious of the air, the sound, the whole enchanting spell of the sea.
• Since there were no clams on the beach of Kon Klayu she had concluded to try them.
• Then, for hours, there was hunger in the little cabin on Kon Klayu.
• Kon Klayu, Island of mystery and beauty had laid its charm upon him, for despite the hardships it was a place where romance and adventure were the realities of life.
• They were stormy ones for the most part, yet no ruby sand showed on the beach of Kon Klayu.
• CHAPTER XXVII SPRING Once again gold cast its magic spell over the Island of Kon Klayu.
• The long sunny days of May passed, turning Kon Klayu into a garden of wild flowers.
• Below her on the floor of the sea, now exposed by the falling tide, she saw dozens of the strange, perfectly round boulders that had become so familiar to all on Kon Klayu.
• And in all the tales of Kon Klayu she had heard, no one had ever mentioned the chasm down which she had come to the ledge.
• Even during the best weather they had known on Kon Klayu she herself had seen a gale blow up in two hours.
• Perhaps with Jean and Gregg it was the subconscious knowledge of the fulfillment of this universal dream that kept them happy during all the lean months on Kon Klayu.
• CHAPTER XXXII BENEATH THE BLOOD-RED SUN A week had gone by since the day the White Chief and Swimming Wolf had been cast up on the shores of Kon Klayu.
• For Ellen and Jean the days were filled with intangible doubt and mounting fear, for no sail whitened off Kon Klayu.
• As time went by he must have given the man a fair idea of the struggle for existence during the winter on Kon Klayu.
• Kon Klayu lay, an oblong of jade in the amber light, ringed with a wreath of foam.

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