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kids

American  
[kidz] / kɪdz /

noun

  1. the plural of kid.


Example Sentences

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Rampling crackles as a matriarch who can sniff out her kids’ lies and insecurities but has the good manners not to say anything.

From Los Angeles Times

Along with legions of other kids who grew up in Colorado, Parker and Stone fondly remember making the trek to the Casa Bonita of their 1980s youth.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s a genuine calamity—there are deaths, as well as displacement of babies and the ill, including one nun recently diagnosed with tuberculosis but who had no choice but to continue caring for the kids.

From The Wall Street Journal

On Christmas morning there was a present labeled “For all the kids.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Robert is single and childless and has lost track of how many times he’s been asked about his wife and kids by people who thought they were talking to me.

From The Wall Street Journal