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english word with a double K in it?

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joko | 22:12 Mon 10th Sep 2012 | Phrases & Sayings
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are there any others than trekking?

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bookkeeper / bookkeeping
Here you go (although some aren't English) - http://wiki.answers.c...e_words_with_double_k
jackknife
Bookkeeping...

Incidentally, the only word to have 3 consecutive double letters :-)
knickknack
jackknife
stockkeeper
chukka
stockkeeper
Dammit Mark!! Lol! ;-) Glad you're back!
> Incidentally, the only word to have 3 consecutive double letters

Apart from 'bookkeeper'... ;-)
^^also with two double vowels on either side of the kks
lockkeeper
Shhh!! Here was me trying to sound all intelligent like.... ;-)
preferred your jelly-baby avatar M/R
It's essentially the same word, Erin.

There are others if discount hyphens e.g. 'sweet-toothed'.
Longest word in the English language?
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bookkeeper, bookkeepers, bookkeeping, bookkeepings
chukka, chukkar, chukkars, chukkas, chukker, chukkers
dekko, dekkos
hokku
jackknife, jackknifed, jackknifes, jackknifing, jackknives
knickknack, knickknacks
lockkeeper, lockkeepers
markka, markkaa, markkas
pukka
quokka, quokkas
shikker, shikkers
stockkeeper, stockkeepers
sukkah, sukkahs
sukkot, sukkoth
trekked, trekker, trekkers, trekking
yakked, yakker, yakkers, yakking
yukked, yukking
zikkurat, zikkurats
Don't forget, "K-K-K Katy! Beautiful Katy!
You're the only G-G-G-Girl that I adore!
And under the moonlight, down by the cowshed,
I'll be waiting at the K-K-K-Kitchen door!
^^like it mikke1111
Wakking. If you were at Eton it didn't matter how you spelt it ! Or was that Rugby or Marlboro ?
subbookkeeper
You can smoke Marlboros, you can't smoke Rugbys.

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