superkid
superkid noun: a child of remarkable talents or abilities.
Noun
superkid (plural superkids)
- A child of remarkable talents or abilities.
- WHEN Kali Grosvenor was nine years old, back in 1970, she achieved a level of celebrity as a superkid. Her first book, Poems by Kali, had been published by a major firm (Doubleday) and was selling at the rate of 1,000 copies a week […]1974, Ebony, volume 29, number 10, page 96
- Elkind appealed to parents prone to live for and through their child's accomplishments to give up their vain desire for a superkid, refrain from exaggerating the child's competence, and stop rushing and pushing the child into adulthood.2004, Laura E. Berk, Awakening Children's Minds
Forms of superkid
| plural | superkids |
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Origin of superkid
From super- + kid.
Questions about superkid
- What does superkid mean?
- Superkid means a child of remarkable talents or abilities.
- What part of speech is superkid?
- Superkid is a noun.
- What is the plural of superkid?
- The plural of superkid is superkids.
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