kikish
kikish adjective: jewish.
Adjective
kikish (comparative more kikish, superlative most kikish)
- Jewish.
- Once Minnie had refused to let him come to see her simply because she was in no mood for his disciplining; and once when he took her to task for having yielded to Morris Caplan's persuasion, she actually championed her pupil, actually declared he had lots of excellent qualities in spite of his...1920, Bertha Pearl, Sarah and Her Daughter, New York, N.Y.: Thomas Seltzer, page 375
- You two should get on FABULOUSLY. Both have a perverted interest in niglets. ¶ Both are of the kikish persuasion.1995 April 14, Jeanne Kowalewski, “Votes for alt.fan.les-griswold”, in alt.parenting.solutions (Usenet)
Forms of kikish
| comparative | more kikish |
|---|---|
| superlative | most kikish |
Origin of kikish
From kike + -ish.
Questions about kikish
- What does kikish mean?
- Kikish means jewish.
- What part of speech is kikish?
- Kikish is an adjective.
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