Kin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for KIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a group of persons of common ancestry
• animals or plants that are related to a particular species or kind
• A primitive Chinese instrument of the cittern kind, with from five to twenty-five silken strings.
• Relationship, consanguinity, or affinity; connection by birth or marriage; kindred; near connection or alliance, as of those having common descent.
• Relatives; persons of the same family or race.
• a person having kinship with another or others
• group of people related by blood or marriage
• one's family and relations
• person's relatives collectively
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a person) related
• Of the same nature or kind; kinder.
• related by blood
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• person\'s relatives collectively
• A diminutive suffix; as, manikin; lambkin.

Words related to KIN

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How to use KIN in a sentence

• He fought, with his kin, on the field of Bosworth, and dying without issue, left the estates to his brother, Sir Nicholas, knighted in 1502, at the marriage of Prince Arthur.
• Richard Godwin, who was the next of kin, hinting that he would certainly give us such sanction as we required if only to prove his right to the succession should our venture fail.
• The nearest of kin usually mourn for the period of one month, during that time giving utterance at intervals to the most dismal lamentations, which are apparently sincere.
• If Achitophel signifies the brother of a fool, the author of that poem will pass with his readers for the next of kin.
• But he was an Island man, and almost kin to me for the love I bore Carette, and I spared myself no whit in his service, thinking ever of her.
• The bee is kin to the wolf because both are subject to a community-life with strict laws.
• Ian and Alexander, coming over the hill, reached the kirk in time to see emerge the married pair with their kin and friends.
• The best thing we kin do is to get out of this town quick.
• Though the older men carried minor commands among the horsemen, because Ennar was the closest of blood kin among the adult males, he was in charge of the coming ceremony.
• He was lonely in the wide world, many miles from his home, and all his kin were slain.
• She was of few words, and never one about her kin and fortunes.
• And love is much nearer kin to pity than pity is to love.
• All men are my kin, be they white, black, red, yellow or brown.
• Universal Nature worship a kin to that of the Universal Soul, 593-u.
• Her love was close of kin to her tender-heartedness, and all pity was wasted on Dave.
• Aliguyen, however, had some kin in Kiangan, and this kin, together with their friends, went to the funeral.
• What sorrow Queen Guenever made for Sir Launcelot, and how he was sought by knights of his kin.
• And then had I had no hurt, for it is an old said saw, there is hard battle thereas kin and friends do battle either against other, there may be no mercy but mortal war.
• Ah, fool, said the knight unto Arthur, it is in vain thy desire, for it shall never be achieved but by me, or my next kin.
• As for that, said the dwarf, I fear not greatly to tell his name and of what kin he is come.
• Grettir rode north to Waterdale, and came to see his kin at Tongue.
• It was about as nigh on to hell as any sample ye kin get here.
• We can draw lines around it and distinguish it from its next of kin, wit.
• Since he could not hope to save the city he might at least take thought for his own kin.

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