Kinkaid

[ kin-keyd ]

/ kɪnˈkeɪd /

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noun

Thomas Cas·sin

[kas-in], /ˈkæs ɪn/, 1888–1972, U.S. admiral.

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Words nearby Kinkaid

King William Island, King William's War, kingwood, kinin, kink, Kinkaid, Kinkaid Act, Kinkaider, kinkajou, kinkle, kinky

How to use Kinkaid in a sentence

“No system works 100 percent, but we do know that decriminalization is the number one thing we have to do first,” said Kinkaid.
Sex Workers Don't Deserve to be Raped|Jillian Keenan|September 27, 2014|DAILY BEAST
Hugh always fancied the Kinkaid boy, for there was something dependable about him that won the confidence of almost all his mates.
The Chums of Scranton High|Donald Ferguson
Of course you cannot forget that, for when you are Mrs. Kinkaid—But there!
'Firebrand' Trevison|Charles Alden Seltzer
My friend Kinkaid drives his auto trucks to Burns, one hundred and fifty miles to the southeast.
In the Oregon Country|George Palmer Putnam