American English pronunciation
How to pronounce kit
IPA transcription: ['kɪt]
Hear “kit” pronounced
['kɪt]
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['kɪt]
Quality: 1.00
['kɪt]
Quality: 1.00
Noun
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a case for containing a set of articles
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gear consisting of a set of articles or tools for a specified purpose
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young of any of various fur-bearing animals
“a fox kit”
Verb
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supply with a set of articles or tools
Usage examples
- He just got a new kite for his birthday.
- The skit was set in a Baltimore row house.
- It was shredded, like lace after an attack from hyperactive kittens.
- He just got a new kite for his birthday.
- The kitten chased the dog down the street.
- Kittson served at various posts in what became Minnesota Territory in the United States.
- He just got a new kite for his birthday.
- It's easy to do here in the kitchen.
- Lake Istokpoga serves as a home for the snail kite.
- Car body kits are often made out of fiberglass.