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Kick
Press the "kick" button (for games with only one kick button).
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Kick 1
The weakest kick available. "Short" in Capcom terms.
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Kick 2
A medium ("Forward") strength kick. Typically only available in six-button games.
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Kick 3
The strongest kick available. "Roundhouse" in Capcom terms.
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kickboxer
Uses some non-muaythai form of kickboxing martial art.
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Killed
Character has ended another characters life, directly or indirectly.
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Kim Okkerstrøm
Massively prolific indie developer and avant-garde artist, speculated to have released the highest number of games of anyone, ever. His earliest games, while in earnest, were janky, broken and pretty much unplayable, but developed such a cult following that even after his skills improved, he kept the aesthetics on purpose. Died in 2014.
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kinky
Uses moves (often grappling ones) that often have blatant sexual undertones. Sometimes it's unintentionally Freudian and sometimes it's purely intentional (the latter of which is usually, but not always, played for fanservice).
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Kinu Nishimura
Prolific Japanese artist and character designer, best known for her work with Capcom.
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Kira Buckland
Once Newgrounds go-to "Rina-chan", now one of the most prolific voices in anime and video games.
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kissing
Character can either kiss or blow a kiss at the opponent as a special move.
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