Word Type

Verb

Noun

The word "kids" can be used as verb and noun.

Word Relationships

Typical Location

airport backseat of car disneyland home movies park school swimming pool toy store

Capable Of

become adults believe money grows on trees count marbles count on fingers distracting glad school out in summer join boy scouts or girl scouts lose notes open door play footbal play hard play soccer play soccer in school play tags in front yard press playdough pull pranks say darndest things shout when play tie shoelaces trade baseball cards trade pokeman cards trade toys trading baseball cards view televisions wear sunglasses wet bed wonder about young humans or young goats

Desires

find crabs in tidal pools learn things play play games play with play with toys read games magazines

Inflected/Variant Forms

kid

Has Part

parents which adults

Type Of (IsA)

another word for children generally younger than teenagers granted grades in school informal word for children offspring offspring of adults slang for children younger than adults

Receives Action

taught about animals

Related Terms

kid

Data sourced from Wiktionary, WordNet, CMU, and other open linguistic databases. Updated March 2026.