kinfolk

relatives

My kinfolk live down in alabama.

by d October 17, 2003

kinfolk

Folk of kin.

"You are my kin folk"

by RENEGATUS DOT COM October 20, 2003

kinfolk

blood relatives; usually used to describe members of one's extended and distant family.

I'm going to visit our kinfolk in the country.

by Jerome October 18, 2003

kinfolk

Southern/hillbillie term for 'family.' Derived from kin (family) and folk (people, esp. common people).

"Kinfolk said, 'Jed move away from there.'" - The Ballad of Jed Clampett

by zaphodchak October 16, 2003

kinfolk

An archaic word meaning "family". This is mostly unused in modern times, except for in certain backwoods regions of the nation (south of the Mason-Dixon line), where society has become stagnant and inbred.

I tol' you how many times Jimmy Dean, taint right to go fornicatin' wit' animals. Y'all s'posed to do that wit' yor kinfolk.

by J W Fokker October 17, 2003

kinfolk

the people who share your name, but who you desperately refute as being related.

"that man over there yelling "cousin joe" at me isnt my kinfolk, hes just a weirdo off the street"

by Lora M. October 18, 2003

kinfolk

The dating pool for people from the following states: Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Tennessee.

"There's a whole batch of kinfolk down at the church house. Let's go see what's doin'!"

by The Velvet Hammer October 20, 2003