kiddo
[kid-oh]
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noun, plural kid·dos, kid·does.
Informal. (used as a familiar form of address.)
Origin of kiddo
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"That shows there's one thing about scouting you don't know, Kiddo," I told him.
Roy Blakeley's Camp on WheelsPercy Keese Fitzhugh
Oh, when father says 'give the kiddo a chance,' then they let me talk.
ConversationMary Greer Conklin
“Welcome to our city, Kiddo,” Jimmie said in his throat, but nobody heard him.
Turn About EleanorEthel M. Kelley
Theres fun in doing anything if you set out to like it, kiddo.
Full-Back FosterRalph Henry Barbour
Ive played tackle, kiddo, and I know what a guys up against.
Full-Back FosterRalph Henry Barbour
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