kids

[kidz]

noun

1. the plural of kid.

Example Sentences

I spent a delightful dinner the first night with Roger Brown and two of his kids, ages 7 and 11.

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Their original kids’ circumstances haven’t changed all that much, but their outlooks have, making for unpredictable twists in their powers, strengths and alliances.

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Crow then dispatched an adviser to tell prosecutors: Don’t go lightly on these kids, prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, people familiar with the conversation recounted.

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Ms Burns, who has her own business and works weekends to support her family, said she was hopeful she could now begin "putting money aside for the kids".

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Reeves said the policy, introduced by the previous Conservative government, had "made almost no difference to the size of families" and had not cut the welfare bill "but it's kids who have paid the price".

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