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I. kid [Brit kɪd, Am kɪd] N
1. kid inf:
gosse inf mf
gamin/-e inf
m/f their kids are grown up
2. kid (young goat):
3. kid (of antelope):
4. kid (goatskin):
kid attr bag, shoe
II. kid <pres part kidding; pret, pp kidded> [Brit kɪd, Am kɪd] VB trans inf
1. kid (tease):
to kid sb about sth
charrier qn à propos de qc inf
2. kid (fool, deceive):
person to kid sb into believing that
III. kid <pres part kidding; pret, pp kidded> [Brit kɪd, Am kɪd] VB intr (tease)
kid inf
IV. to kid oneself VB refl
to kid oneself refl inf:
V. kid [Brit kɪd, Am kɪd]
kid glove N
kid sister N inf
sœurette f inf
kid brother N inf
frérot m inf
whizz-kid [Brit ˈwɪzkɪd] N inf
latchkey child, latchkey kid N inf Brit pej
French
French
English
English
a whole load of kids/books Brit inf
gamin (gamine)
kid inf
English
English
French
French
I. kid [kɪd] N
1. kid (child):
2. kid Am, Aus (young person):
gamin(e) m (f)
3. kid (young goat):
4. kid (goatskin):
Phrases:
II. kid <-dd-> [kɪd] VB intr
III. kid [kɪd] VB trans
whiz(z) kid N
French
French
English
English
kids pl
English
English
French
French
I. kid [kɪd] N
1. kid (child):
2. kid (young person):
gamin(e) m (f)
3. kid (young goat):
4. kid (goatskin):
Phrases:
II. kid <-dd-> [kɪd] VB intr
III. kid [kɪd] VB trans
whiz kid N
French
French
English
English
kids pl
Present
Ikid
youkid
he/she/itkids
wekid
youkid
theykid
Past
Ikidded
youkidded
he/she/itkidded
wekidded
youkidded
theykidded
Present Perfect
Ihavekidded
youhavekidded
he/she/ithaskidded
wehavekidded
youhavekidded
theyhavekidded
Past Perfect
Ihadkidded
youhadkidded
he/she/ithadkidded
wehadkidded
youhadkidded
theyhadkidded
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Despite its kid-friendly appearance and whimsical, episodic nature, the show has attracted countless adult fans thanks to a surprising level of continuity and an ability to pluck at viewers' heartstrings.
www.wired.co.uk
You'd get some thick-skinned cop reporter writing about a kid who doesn't get enough milk to drink.
calgaryherald.com
Each song stands alone as a snapshot from this kid's life.
en.wikipedia.org
No parent looking to wangle themselves a laptop from a school on the back of their kid's supposed illness would say that.
entertainment.ie
I vividly remember as a kid seeing my dad and mum spooling up the film and seeing all those little pictures one after another.
www.smh.com.au

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