killock
51Kelloch — Recorded in many spellings including Kellock, Kellough, Kelloch, Killock and the Irish form of Killough widely recorded in Ulster, it is a name of several possible origins. Arguably in all cases it is Scottish, but it may either be of locational… …
52Kellock — Recorded in many spellings including Kellock, Kellough, Kelloch, Killock and the Irish form of Killough widely recorded in Ulster, it is a name of several possible origins. Arguably in all cases it is Scottish, but it may either be of locational… …
53Kellough — Recorded in many spellings including Kellock, Kellough, Kelloch, Killock and the Irish form of Killough widely recorded in Ulster, it is a name of several possible origins. Arguably in all cases it is Scottish, but it may either be of locational… …
54Killough — Recorded in many spellings including Kellock, Kellough, Kelloch, Killock and the Irish form of Killough widely recorded in Ulster, it is a name of several possible origins. Arguably in all cases it is Scottish, but it may either be of locational… …
55killick — n. killock, small anchor …
56killicks — n. killock, small anchor …
57killick — /ˈkɪlɪk/ (say kilik) noun → kellick. Also, killock …
58killick — [kil′əkkil′ik] n. [New England dial.] a small anchor; often, an anchor weighted with or using a stone: also killock [kil′ək] …
59kil|lick — «KIHL ihk», noun. 1. a small anchor or stone, used for mooring a boat. 2. any anchor. Also, kelleg, kellick, kellock, killock. ╂[origin unknown] …
