pk

¹ American  

1. peck; pecks.

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PK ² American  

abbreviation

1. pastor's kid; preacher's kid.

2. penalty kick.

3. personal knowledge

4. psychokinesis.

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pk. ³ American  

abbreviation

plural

pks

1. pack.

2. park.

3. peak.

4. peck.

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pk ¹ British  

abbreviation

1. pack

2. park

3. peak

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PK ² British  

abbreviation

1. psychokinesis

2. Pakistan (international car registration)

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pk ³ British  

abbreviation

1. Pakistan

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Example Sentences

PK Diffenbaugh, Monterey Peninsula’s superintendent, hopes to slow a revolving door: about 100 teachers—close to 20% of the total—leave every year.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even if you never make the top 10% for your age, your net worth will likely improve over time, said the editor of DQYDJ, a tech worker who asked to only be identified as “PK” to avoid conflict with his full-time employer.

From MarketWatch

Taylor-O’Connor: We have PK, Parrot Kindergarten, and you can join with any animal, and they will coach you.

From Salon

Mr Goldstein's lawyer, Beena PK, argued in court that deportation would not be in the interests of the children, citing India being a signatory to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and provisions of the Goa Children Act, 2003.

From BBC

Dustin Hopkins, PK, Browns: The 10-year NFL veteran has made 84% of his career field-goal attempts yet made only 18 of 27 last season in Cleveland.

From Los Angeles Times