Kid

kid, n. A young goat a bundle of heath and furze a small wooden tub or ve el, — applied, among seamen, to one containing food; leather made of kid skin; a glove of kid leather; among thieves, etc., a child. [Dan. and Sw.; Ic. kidh, that which is produced; chit, child, kin, etc.] — Kid'ling, n. A small kid. — Kid' dy, -dT, v. [-died (-did), -dying.] To deceive, hoax, take advantage of. — Kid'- nap, v. [-naped (-napt), -naping.] To steal and carry away or secrete (a man, woman, or child). [Niap same as nab; Dan. nappe, to snatch.] — Kid'- naper, n. One who steals or forcibly carries away a human being; a man-stealer.