Definitions of kid
-
See
Kiddy,
v.
t.
-
To
furnish
or
cover
with
kid.
-
To
bring
forth
a
young
goat.
-
To
bring
forth
a
kid.
-
tell
false
information
to
for
fun; "
Are
you
pulling
my
leg?"
-
To
make
into
a
bundle,
as
faggots.
-
Kidding.
-
Gloves
of
the
leather.
-
a
young
person
of
either
sex (
between
birth
and
puberty); "
she
writes
books
for
children"; "
they're
just
kids"; "`
tiddler'
is
a
British
term
for
youngsters"
-
young
goat
-
English
dramatist (
1558-
1594)
-
soft
smooth
leather
from
the
hide
of
a
young
goat; "
kid
gloves"
-
a
young
person
of
either
sex; "
she
writes
books
for
children"; "
they're
just
kids"; "`
tiddler'
is
a
British
term
for
youngsters"
-
A
young
goat.
-
A
young
child
or
infant;
hence,
a
simple
person,
easily
imposed
on.
-
A
kind
of
leather
made
of
the
skin
of
the
young
goat,
or
of
the
skin
of
rats,
etc.
-
Gloves
made
of
kid.
-
A
fagot;
a
bundle
of
heath
and
furze.
-
A
small
wooden
mess
tub; -
a
name
given
by
sailors
to
one
in
which
they
receive
their
food.
-
Among
pugilists,
thieves,
etc.,
a
youthful
expert; -
chiefly
used
attributively;
as,
kid
Jones.
-
The
young
of
the
goat;
this
animal's
soft
skin
used
for
gloves,
etc.;
small
wooden
tub;
slang,
a
child.
-
To
bring
forth
a
goat:-
pr.
p.
kidding;
pa.
p.
kidded.
-
A
young
goat,
or
leather
made
from
its
skin.
-
A
young
goat;
leather
of
the
skin.
-
A
faggot;
a
bundle
of
heath
and
furze.
-
A
small
wooden
tub
or
vessel.
-
Made
of
kid.
-
Kidded.
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