kylie
or ki·ley
[kahy-lee]
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noun, plural ky·lies. Australian.
Origin of kylie
First recorded in 1830–40, kylie is from the Nyungar word karli
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Contemporary Examples of kylie
With the help of Afuni, Kiesza began writing songs for big-name pop stars like Kylie Minogue, Icona Pop, and Jennifer Hudson.
The Making of Kiesza: From Navy Sharpshooter to Beauty Queen to Pop DivaMarlow Stern
October 20, 2014
Kylie and Kendall Jenner designed a line for PacSun, while Youtube Vlogger Bethany Mota has a line for Aéropostale.
And Kanye's Adidas collection was influenced by Kendall and Kylie Jenner.
According to The Daily Mail, proud owners of the bed also include Madonna, Kylie Minogue, Elton John, and Oprah Winfrey.
“For whatever reason, gluten just doesn't agree with me,” says Kylie Robertson, 24, who recently went gluten-free.
Historical Examples of kylie
Just before leaving, we had an opportunity of seeing a native lad throw a boomerang—or kylie, as they are called here.
The Last VoyageLady (Annie Allnutt) Brassey
kylie
kiley
noun
Word Origin for kylie
C19: from a native Australian language
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