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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. I aspire to have a lot of kith but only a few close friends.
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peers, friends or neighbors, even family, often used with kin He was no kith nor kin to me.
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Kids in the Hall After the Leafs/Canadiens game, I turned on Kids in the Hall and laughed my ass off.
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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. Comedy Central is running a KITH marathon!
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a classic canadian child who cannot spell his name correctly
search: keith 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 search lenny "kith grabbed lenny's penis"
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