kame or kaim /kām/

1. A comb (Scot)
2. A steep irregular ridge like a cock's comb
3. An esker, a bank or ridge of gravel, sand, etc, eg as associated with the glacial deposits of Scotland (geology)
4. A fortified site (Walter Scott)

• self-mutilations
• self-neglect
• selfness
• selfnesses
• self-observation
• self-observations
• self-occupied
• self-offence
• self-opening
• self-operating
• self-opinion
• self-opinionated
• self-opinionative
• self-opinioned
• self-opinions
• self-ordained
• self-parodies
• self-parody
• self-perpetuating
• self-perpetuation
• self-pious
• self-pity
• self-pitying
• self-pityingly
• self-planted