Compounds of く

• 俯向く
  (v5k) to hang one's head in shame
  to look downward
  to cast one's eyes down
• 刳貫く
  (io) (v5k,vt) to gouge out
  to excavate
  to bore
  to drill
• 嘔吐く
  (v5k,vi) to vomit
• 尠くも
  (adv) at least
• 彷徨く
  (v5k,vi) (1) (uk) to loiter
  to putter
  to prowl
  to wander aimlessly
  to knock around
  (2) to be confused from not knowing what to do
  (P)
• 忝くも
  (adv) graciously
• 扠置く
  (v5k) (uk) to set aside
• 拈くる
  (v5r,vt) to twirl
  to spin
  to fiddle with
  to change wording
• 拱ねく
  (io) (v5k,vt) (1) (uk) to fold (one's) arms
  (2) to stand by and do nothing
  to look on passively
• 煌めく
  (v5k,vi) to glitter
  to glisten
  to sparkle
  to twinkle
  to glare
  to gleam
• 犇めく
  (v5k,vi) (uk) to clamour
  to crowd
  to jostle
• 疵つく
  (v5k) (1) to be wounded
  to get injured
  (2) to get hurt feelings
  (3) to chip
  to scratch
  to damage
• 疵付く
  (v5k) (1) to be wounded
  to get injured
  (2) to get hurt feelings
  (3) to chip
  to scratch
  to damage
• 眩めく
  (v5k,vi) (1) (arch) to spin
  to revolve
  to twirl
  (2) to be dizzy
  to feel faint
  (3) to bustle about
• あくる日
  (n-adv,n-t) next day
  following day
• あく洗い
  (n) scouring
  washing vegetables in lye
• あく抜き
  (n,vs) removal of astringent taste (e.g. by cooking)
• あぶく銭
  (n) easy money
• いくない
  (exp,adj-i) not good (improper conjugation)
• いち早く
  (adv) promptly
  quickly
  without delay
• うず巻く
  (v5k,vi) to whirl
  to eddy
  to swirl
  to curl (smoke)
• うち続く
  (v5k,vi) to continue for a long time
  to undergo a repeated series
• うつ向く
  (v5k) to hang one's head in shame
  to look downward
  to cast one's eyes down
• うろ抜く
  (v5k,vt) to thin out (e.g. seedlings)
• えり抜く
  (v5k,vt) to select
  to choose
• おい付く
  (v5k,vi) to overtake
  to catch up (with)
• おっ開く
  (v5k) (1) to do something in public
  (2) to open
• かまくら
  (n) mid-January festival in northern Japan, with snow huts in which children play house
  (P)
• かみ付く
  (v5k,vt) to bite (at)
  to snap at
  to snarl at
• がくがく
  (adj-na,adv,n,vs) (on-mim) body trembling
  teeth clattering
  something coming loose