KID.... noun 1. informal a child or young person. synonyms: child, youngster, little one, baby, toddler, tot, infant, boy/girl, young person, minor, juvenile, adolescent, teenager, youth, stripling; More used as an informal form of address. get going, kid! 2. a young goat. leather made from a young goats skin. white kid gloves verb verb: kid; 3rd person present: kids; past tense: kidded; past participle: kidded; gerund or present participle: kidding 1. (of a goat) give birth. Origin Middle English (sense 2 of the noun): from Old Norse kith, of Germanic origin; related to German Kitze . kid2 kid/ verbinformal verb: kid; 3rd person present: kids; past tense: kidded; past participle: kidded; gerund or present participle: kidding deceive (someone) in a playful or teasing way. youre kidding me! synonyms: joke, tease, jest, chaff, be facetious, fool around, pull (someones) leg, pull/jerk/yank someones (chain), have (someone) on, rib Im not kidding deceive or fool (someone). he likes to kid everyone hes the big macho tough guy synonyms: delude, deceive, fool, trick, hoodwink, hoax, beguile, dupe, gull; More Origin early 19th century: perhaps from kid1, expressing the notion ‘make a child or goat of.’ Translate kid to Use over time for: kid
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