kit
- noun
- /kɪt/
- I have a first aid kit inside my backpack for emergencies.
- a tool kit
- a test kit
- a protective kit
So that is my makeup kit small.
- So that is my makeup kit small.
- I brought a little kit of some small nuts and bolts.
- This is the kit that got me started.
- Nothing beats this this glow kit from Anastasia the Sugar glow.
- So that's the Survival kit for the fishermen.
- He started designing his own kits, carbon fibre bumpers.
- The Abbott Labs rapid test kit is a game changer.
- You have all motor builds, stance builds, body kits, track builds.
Examples
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I have a first aid kit inside.
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DeltaTRAK has developed a comprehensive Food Safety Kit to solve this common problem.
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This is the kit that got me started.
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Let's see what is in our Fly More kit plus box.
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Get the first aid kit!
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So this is what the brush kit looks like.
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I brought a little kit of some small nuts and bolts.
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Raising money to create care kits for children entering foster care.
Academic text (2012) -
The Abbott Labs rapid test kit is a game changer.
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Someone produced a first-aid kit and wrapped the wound with gauze.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
Tools and machines needed for a particular activity
Things needed for an activity, like food or tools
Things you use for a certain activity, like hiking or sports
A set of tools and equipment used for a particular activity
A set of tools and materials for a particular job
A box or case with tools for fixing things
Idioms
Compounds
- US
A small gray fox with large ears that lives in western North American deserts and is active at night
A set of pads and electronics you play like drums to make different drum sounds
How Complete
- Informal
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kit meaning a set of tools likely comes from an old word for a small 'box' or bundle, and you can see the same idea in toolkit, so a kit is a ready group of items kept together for a task.