king woman

[Eng. kin, and woman.] A woman of the same race or family; a female rela tion. kin-tal, s. [QUINTAL.] kint-ledge, s. [KENTLEDGE.] kin-tra, s. [COUNTRY.] Country. ( Scotch.) kin-zig-ite, s. [From the Kinzig in Schwarzwald, where it occurs.] Petrol.: A rock consisting of manganese-garnet, magnesian-mica, and oligoclase, with iolite and fibrolite. It is found at Wittichen, at the Kinzig. ( Rutley .) ki-õsk', s . [Turk.] A kind of open pavilion or summer-house, constructed of wood, straw, ., and supported on pillars, surrounded by a balustrade. They are used in gardens, parks, ., and in Paris and other continental cities as depots for the sale of papers. ki-o-tōme, s. [ Gr.kiōn =a column, and temno = to cut.] Surg .: A knife for cutting membrane; especially certain pseudo-membraneous bands in the rectum and bladder; it was invented by the celebrated French surgeon Desault. ki-o-wayş, s. [Indian name.] A tribe of American Indians, allied to the Shoshones. kip (1), s. [Etym. doubtful.] Tanning: Leather of yearlings or small cattle. A grade between calf and cowhide. *kip (2), s . [Etym. doubtful.] A house of illfame. kipe, 8. [A. S. cépan to catch, to keep.] An osier basket used for catching fish.