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)

• acanthocephalan
• acanthoid
• acanthopterygian
• acanthous
• acanths
• acanthus
• acanthuses
• a capful of wind
• acapnia
• acapnias
• a cappella
• a card up one's sleeve
• acari
• acarian
• acariases
• aqualeathers
• aqualung
• aqualungs
• aquamanale
• aquamanales
• aquamanile
• aquamaniles
• aquamarine
• aquamarines
• aqua mirabilis