kinfolk

It was origanally a southern word that is used to reffer to family, or very close friends. It is generally associated with hicks or rednecks that are talking about their family

My kinfolk live in mississippi, where I was raised.

by Train October 20, 2003

kinfolk

Backwoods/country/redneck way of saying "relatives".

Lemme innerduce you to mah kinfolk...this ahere is Sally-Mae, my sister-wife.

by wife of poo poo head October 13, 2003

kinfolk

People who are like you.

They are my kinfolk.

by Optiplex October 17, 2003

kinfolk

Relatives; people of whom you are kin.

I will spend this Thanksgiving with my kinfolk.

by Chad Deese October 17, 2003

kinfolk

People you get fed up with after about 5 minutes of conversation.

I was home for Christmas and it was such a relief when we left. I mean, I love em and all, but theres a reason I moved out...

by stimpy October 16, 2003

kinfolk

your entire family together on both parents sides.

I have a lot of kinfolk around here... if you are a Jackson, you are probably my cousin, uncle, auntie, or daddy.

by A.C. Alabama October 17, 2003

kinfolk

a southern way of saying "relatives"

All my kinfolk lives down the street

by Beverly October 19, 2003