kid
- noun
- /kɪd/
- In the pasture, a playful kid ran around, exploring its new environment.
Examples
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The mother goat called for her kid when it wandered too far from her side.
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One new little kid has come down, but one of the original two has left.
Fiction book (1991) -
Oh, my gosh, that kid is going fast.
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The last time I saw him, he was leading a little kid on a pony ride.
Fiction book (1992) -
Well, I started boxing as a kid in my neighborhood in New York.
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So remember, we've got two males, two females and seven kids.
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We tilt up this time to reveal a little kid listening to a Walkman.
Fiction book (1995) -
The farmer fed the kid a special mix of grains to help it grow strong.
Synonyms
Idioms
- Informal
Very excited and happy because there are many things to choose from
- Informal
Very excited and happy like a child who gets presents
Compounds
How Young
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word kid for a young goat comes from an old Norse word that meant 'young goat'. So kid still means a baby goat.