kidlike
- adjective
- /ˈkɪdˌlaɪk/
- The hikers laughed at the kidlike antics of the young mountain goat.
Examples
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Her kidlike jumps across the rocks reminded everyone of a playful goat.
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The animal's kidlike energy made it a favorite at the petting zoo.
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Her movements were kidlike as she danced around the room.
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The puppy's energy was kidlike.
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The animal's kidlike energy made it a favorite at the petting zoo.
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Her kidlike jumps across the rocks reminded everyone of a playful goat.
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The hikers admired the kidlike movements of the young mountain goat as it bounded through the meadow.
Synonyms
Having a small beard, short horns, and a sure-footed way of moving
Smelling, tasting, or looking like a goat
Antonyms
How Goatlike
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Kidlike comes from kid meaning 'young goat' and the ending -like meaning 'similar to'. So kidlike describes quick, playful jumps or a lively, goat-like look, which is why we use it for animals (or people) that move in a lively, playful way.