kens

As a noun kens is

.

As a verb kens is

(ken).

As nouns the difference between keno and kens

is that keno is a gambling game, a variety of the game of lotto, played with balls or knobs, numbered, and cards also numbered while kens is .

As a verb kens is

(ken).

As verbs the difference between kens and akens

is that kens is third-person singular of ken while akens is third-person singular of aken.

As a noun kens

is plural of ken.

As nouns the difference between kens and keas

is that kens is while keas is .

As a verb kens

is (ken).

As nouns the difference between keds and kens

is that keds is while kens is .

As a verb kens is

(ken).

As verbs the difference between kens and kent

is that kens is third-person singular of ken while kent is past tense of ken.

As a noun kens

is plural of ken.

As a proper noun Kent is

a maritime county in the southeast of England bordered by East Sussex, Surrey, Greater London, the North Sea and the English Channel.

As a noun kens is

.

As a verb kens is

(ken).

As nouns the difference between kens and kes

is that kens is plural of ken while kes is the kestrel.

As a verb kens

is third-person singular of ken.

As nouns the difference between kens and keens

is that kens is plural of ken while keens is plural of keen.

As verbs the difference between kens and keens

is that kens is third-person singular of ken while keens is third-person singular of keen.

As nouns the difference between keks and kens

is that keks is (northern english dialect) while kens is .

As a verb kens is

(ken).