After the harvest, we packed the ripest kakis into baskets for the festival.

He packed a kaki jacket for the weekend trip.

I picked a ripe kaki from the tree and tasted its sweet, honeyed flesh.

The museum displayed a new collection of kakies that fascinated visitors.

They spotted a lone kakie trudging toward the farmhouse, his uniform reddened by the veldt dust.

Kaki Ae has been the focus of recent fieldwork by linguists studying endangered Papuan languages.

In history books, kakistocracies are often cited as warnings about the dangers of electing unqualified leaders.

Many citizens feared that the new cabinet would become a kakistocracy, with incompetence and corruption guiding every decision.

She was self-conscious about the kakidrosis under her arms, an unpleasant-smelling secretion of sweat that no deodorant could mask.

The kakistocratic leadership led the country into chaos.