From Wiktionary, the free dictionary
blók ( “ low-level office worker ” ) bók ( “ book ” ) brók ( “ pants (in the plural, informal )”; “underwear (informal ) ” ) jók ( “ to enlarge something ” ) klók ( “ clever ” ) kók ( “ to peak”; “Coca-Cola ”; “cocaine ” ) krók ( “ hook”; “loop in a road ”; “nook ” ) Krók lók ( “ penis”; “slowness (archaic )”; “lazy person (obsolete ) ” ) mók ( “ to lay in a state between sleep and wakefulness”, “a state of drowsiness ” ) ók ( “ to drive”; “to move relentlessly”; “to push someone to do something ” ) skók ( “ to shake something ” ) smók ( “ a puff of smoke from a cigarette (informal )”; “smoking ” ) Snók snók ( “ mountain peak”; “small shark”; “tip of something ” ) strók ( “ smoke cloud ” ) Strók tók ( “ to start”; “to grab”, “to catch”; “to gather data”; “to give someone good or bad reception”; “to show approval”; “to take a break (in set phrases )”; “to round (mathematics )”; “to go for a run (in set phrases ) ” )
