Kiddle
/ˈkɪdəl/
noun
1.
(Brit, archaic) a device, esp a barrier constructed of nets and stakes, for catching fish in a river or in the sea
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[kid-oh] /ˈkɪd oʊ/ noun, plural kiddos, kiddoes. 1. Informal. (used as a familiar form of address.) n. 1893, familiar form of kid (n.) in the “child” sense. noun A person, esp one younger than oneself •Used nearly always in direct address: Look, kiddo, I don’t think you quite understand/ There’s a lot of loot there, […]
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- Kiddy
[kid-ee] /ˈkɪd i/ noun, plural kiddies. Informal. 1. a child. /ˈkɪdɪ/ noun (pl) -dies 1. (informal) an affectionate word for child n. also kiddie; 1570s as “young goat;” 1780 as “flash thief;” 1889 as “child,” from various senses of kid (n.) + -y (3). Related: Kiddies. noun A child [1889+; the form kiddey is found […]