kid¹ /kid/

1. A young goat
2. A young antelope or other related animal
3. A child or young person (informal)
4. Leather made of kidskin, or a substitute
5. A glove, shoe or boot made of kid (archaic)

1. Made of kid leather or imitation kid leather
2. Young or younger, still a child, as in kid sister (informal)

(of a goat) to give birth to a kid or kids

kiddˈo noun (pl kiddˈos) (slang)

Term of address for a young man or woman

kiddˈy noun (pl kiddˈies)

1. A child (informal)
2. A flashy thief (criminal sl)

kiddyˈwink, kiddˈiewink or kiddiewinkˈie noun (facetious)

A child

kidˈlet noun (informal)

A young child

kidˈling noun

A young kid

kidˈ-fox noun (Shakespeare)

A young fox

kid glove noun

A glove made of kid leather

adjective

1. As if done by someone wearing kid gloves
2. Overnice, delicate
3. Extremely tactful

kidˈskin noun

Kid leather, typically soft and smooth

kids' stuff noun (informal)

Something only suitable for young children, usu because very tame or very easy

kidˈvid noun (informal)

Television or video entertainment for children

handle, etc with kid gloves

1. To treat carefully and gently
2. To deal with very tactfully

kid² /kid/, also kiddy /kidˈi/ (informal)

1. To hoax
2. To pretend, esp as a joke
3. To tease, delude, deceive as a joke

A deception

kiddˈer noun

kiddˈingly adverb

kidolˈogist /-jist/ noun (informal)

kidology /kid-olˈə-ji/ noun (informal)

The art of kidding, sometimes to gain a psychological advantage

kidˈstakes noun (Aust informal)

Nonsense, humbug

kid on

To kid (kidˈ-on noun and adjective)

kid³ /kid/

A small tub

kid⁴ /kid/

A faggot

• headily
• headiness
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• headlamp
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• headland
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