kike
a contemptuous term used to refer to a person of Jewish religion or descent.
Origin of kike
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How to use kike in a sentence
The office was deluged with telephone calls, telegrams, and hate mail from people who called Susskind a “dirty red” and a “kike.”
He knows nothing of our common terms of disparagement, such as kike, wop, yap and rube.
The American Language | Henry L. MenckenIn his mind he was saying: "A kike and a frog, that's a good combination."
Three Soldiers | John Dos PassosThat damn kike may be a German spy or a secret-service officer.
Three Soldiers | John Dos Passos“No; only a kike lawyer is required now,” he said to himself, as he crossed the street and entered Central Park.
The Crimson Tide | Robert W. Chambers
I always thought that kike's squeal on his boss was about the lowest-down play that ever happened.
The Trimmed Lamp | O. Henry
British Dictionary definitions for kike
/ (kaɪk) /
US and Canadian slang an offensive word for Jew
Origin of kike
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