Compounds of く

• 売り叩く
  (v5k,vt) to beat down prices
• 売り歩く
  (v5k,vt) to peddle
• 箔がつく
  (exp) to increase in value
  to gain prestige
• 箔が付く
  (exp) to increase in value
  to gain prestige
• 縛に就く
  (v5k) to be arrested
  to be put in bonds
• 箸まくら
  (n) chopstick rest
• 髪をすく
  (exp,v5k) to comb
• 髪をとく
  (exp,v5k) to comb
• 髪を解く
  (exp) to let down one's hair
  to undo hair
• 髪を梳く
  (exp,v5k) to comb
• 髪を梳く
  (exp,v5k) to comb
• 板につく
  (exp) (1) to get used to one's work
  to become accustomed to one's position
  (2) to be at home (on the stage)
• 板に着く
  (iK) (exp) (1) to get used to one's work
  to become accustomed to one's position
  (2) to be at home (on the stage)
• 板に付く
  (exp) (1) to get used to one's work
  to become accustomed to one's position
  (2) to be at home (on the stage)
• 皮を剥く
  (exp,v5k) to peel
  to skin
  to pare
• 飛びつく
  (v5k,vi) to jump at
  to be attracted by
• 飛び退く
  (v5k,vi) to jump (out of the way)
  to jump back
  to jump aside
• 飛び付く
  (v5k,vi) to jump at
  to be attracted by
• 飛び歩く
  (v5k,vi) to walk about
• 尾を引く
  (exp) to leave a trail
  to leave traces
  to have a lasting effect
• 眉を開く
  (exp) (id) to feel relieved
  to forget about one's troubles
  to settle into peace of mind
• 鼻につく
  (exp) (1) to be cloying
  to be sick and tired with
  to be disgusted with
  to get up someone's nose
  (2) to stink
• 鼻に付く
  (exp) (1) to be cloying
  to be sick and tired with
  to be disgusted with
  to get up someone's nose
  (2) to stink
• 筆を置く
  (exp) to stop writing
  to put down one's pen
  to close (a letter)
• 筆を擱く
  (exp) to stop writing
  to put down one's pen
  to close (a letter)
• 病みつく
  (v5k,vi) to be taken ill
  to be addicted to
  to become absorbed in
  to give oneself up (to)
• 病み付く
  (v5k,vi) to be taken ill
  to be addicted to
  to become absorbed in
  to give oneself up (to)
• 貧乏くじ
  (n) unlucky number
  blank
  bad bargain
• 怖気づく
  (v5k,vi) to be seized with fear
  to be intimidated
  to lose one's nerve
  to be frightened
  to get cold feet
  to have the wind up
• 怖気付く
  (ik) (v5k,vi) to be seized with fear
  to be intimidated
  to lose one's nerve
  to be frightened
  to get cold feet
  to have the wind up