kil.

There was a realization that if you drew a gun on a man you intended to kil him.

This was a critical situation; but "Kil" (as the general is familiarly styled among us) seemed to comprehend it in a moment.

Archil, r′kil, n. a colouring substance obtained from various species of lichens.

They are very noisy, continually uttering their note of “Kil-deer—kil-deer,” from which they take their name.

His tribe, which he called the Kil-ee-ou, must have been very restricted in numbers at best.

The other side of the river, Miss; probably from some rising ground a little north of Batten Kil.