kiddy
- adjective
- /ˈkɪdi/
- Informal
- Technically we are going to go and find the kiddie pool and the kiddies lives today.
- kiddy pool
- kiddy show
- kiddy ride
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Watch on YouTubeLike people have grown up chats on Slack, people have kiddie chats on on Discord.
- Like people have grown up chats on Slack, people have kiddie chats on on Discord.
- It was like a kiddie sort of bath Jelly sort of thing.
- Technically we are going to go and find the kiddie pool and the kiddies lives today.
- We just used our own kiddie gameplay for my brains and our imagination, our creativity, and that's getting forgotten a lot.
Examples
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Fortunately, we had water and could lounge in the kiddy pool and play in the sprinkler.
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I'm tired of sitting at the kiddy table.
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- All right, you know, I think we should start this one on the kiddy rides.
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Should have asked if they had one of them kiddy-chairs for you.
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She loved that kiddy farm.
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You wanna go and see a dumb kiddy movie, that's fine by me.
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He sold Jesse on putting in kiddy rides.
Fiction book (1992) -
It's kiddy stuff.
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She stole it from the Cleveland Zoo after they kicked her out for riding a pig at the kiddy farm.
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The library has a special section filled with kiddy books that children can enjoy.
Synonyms
Suitable for children and young people, often simple and playful
Having the innocent, playful curiosity of a child
Made to please or entertain children
To have simple, playful, innocent ways like a small boy or girl
Antonyms
Compounds
How Childish
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Kiddy is formed from kid + -y, where kid means 'child' and -y means 'small' or 'like', so kiddy describes things that are made for or like young children, meaning childish or suitable for kids.