Dictionary
kinfolk
noun plural kin·folk \ˈkin-ˌfōk\
: a person's relatives
Full Definition of KINFOLK
Variants of KINFOLK
kin·folk or kinfolks
ADVERTISEMENT
First Known Use of KINFOLK
1873
Rhymes with KINFOLK
ad hoc, backstroke, baroque, bespoke, blow smoke, breaststroke, brushstroke, bur oak, chain-smoke, convoke, cork oak, cowpoke, downstroke, evoke, ground stroke, heatstroke, holm oak, in-joke, invoke, keystroke, kinsfolk, menfolk, pin oak, post oak, presoak, provoke, red oak, revoke, scrub oak, she-oak, sidestroke, silk oak, slowpoke, sunchoke, sunstroke, tan oak, townsfolk, uncloak, unyoke, upstroke, white oak, workfolk
KINFOLKS Defined for Kids
kinfolk
noun kin·folk \ˈkin-ˌfōk\
Definition of KINFOLK for Kids
: 2kindred 2
Learn More About KINFOLK
Browse
ADVERTISEMENT
Seen & Heard
What made you want to look up kinfolk? Please tell us where you read or heard it (including the quote, if possible).