kinfolk

a southern way of saying "relatives"

All my kinfolk lives down the street

by Beverly October 18, 2003

kinfolk

What white trash call their inbred relatives

Trailor Park family reunion = sexual orgy

by evilgurugreg October 20, 2003

kinfolk

homiez from da hood

by Anonymous July 23, 2003

kinfolk

Folk of kin.

Hello, brother. You must be my kinfolk. Care for a ungrape?

by Randel Kemphead October 18, 2003

kinfolk

These are relatives in your immediate and extended family. These include brothers, and sisters; cousins, aunts, uncles and grandparents.

At the family reunion I chill with my kinfolk

by Dudley October 19, 2003

kinfolk

persons of relation to you; usually a cousin, aunt, uncle or extended family

may be used in plural or singular form

I'm going to visit my kinfolk in Kentucky for Christmas.

by katdaddy October 19, 2003

kinfolk

The relatives of an inbred.

"I reckon that as it's your tenth birthday, Jodie Ann, I should tell yee a few thangs about who lives here with us, cousin Billy Bob here is your kinfolk, IN FACT, he's your brother, uncle, and husband too."

by Morgan October 16, 2003