K-band
noun
ˈkā-ˌband 
: a segment of the radio spectrum that lies between 10.9 GHz and 36.0 GHz and spans the upper superhigh-frequency and lower extremely-high-frequency bands and that is used especially for police radars, satellite communication, and astronomical observation
Word History
First Known Use
circa 1948, in the meaning defined above
- bottle jack
- bottle kiln
- bottle opener
- bottle out
- bottle palm
- bottle party
- bottle pool
- bottle rocket
- bottle spring
- bottle swallow
- bottle tit
- bottle tree
- bottle up
- bottle-butted
- bottle-fed
- bottle-feed
- bottle-feeding
- bottle-feeds
- bottle-nosed
- bottle-nosed diver
- bottle-nosed dolphin
- bottle-nosed whale
- bottle/bleached/peroxide blonde
- bottlebird
- bottlebrush