Kith
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Acquaintance; kindred.And my near kith for sore me shend. W. Browne.The sage of his kith and the hamlet. Longfellow.Kith and kin, kindred more or less remote.
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n. all the people you both know and like who are not your relatives or family. Somewhat synonymous with friends, but used more generally. There are probably people in your work place or school or neighborhood who are not exactly friends, but they are kith.
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Mike Tyson's way of saying the word Kiss.
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Kids in the Hall
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a classic canadian child who cannot spell his name correctly
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enjoys classical steriotypical canadian life, needs to tame his eyebrows, although deep down he is well natured and often relieves himself of negative emotions through lenny
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/kith'/ or /kay'-iee-tee-aitch'/ (proper noun) Abbreviation for [Kids In The Hall], a sketch-comedy troupe from Canada who hosted a television show of the same name in the 1980's and 1990's.
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peers, friends or neighbors, even family, often used with kin
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[Kiss] [spelled] with a [lisp].
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a [variant] on the word [kiss] that only [bottoms] use.
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A better version of [a kiss], usually exchanged between two [sexi] people, similar to a [mwah]
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Hes the most smart, sensible and sweet guy youve ever met. Hes the kind of person who spell his name while introducing himself. Doesnt know how to cook. He is bit shy and will find it hard to open himself at first but as the time passes youll know all of his secrets (well, not all). He loves [dark humor], beer and [extra cheese] pizza. The guy who takes his relationship(s) seriously and will do almost anything for his girlfriend. He have this one friend for so many years that they are bros now. He binge watches [F.R.I.E.N.D.S] and stand up shows. Can be found playing his favourite sport in his spare time. Hes an old school kind of guy who lives for his dream. If you have him in your life dont let him go :)
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A [kith] is like saying [kiss] with [a lisp]. Although kiss is for your partner and kith is for friends and family.
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