kyte

or kite

[ kahyt ]

noun

, Scot. and North England.

1. the paunch; stomach; belly.

kyte

/ kəɪt /

noun

1. the belly

Word History and Origins

Origin of kyte¹

1530–40; perhaps < Scandinavian; compare Icelandic kȳta stomach of the blenny

Word History and Origins

Origin of kyte¹

C16: of uncertain origin

Example Sentences

Miranda Kyte from Glassdoor says: "Lots of courses these days are free and you can do them online. Volunteering is also a great way of filling gaps on your CV or asking to do some work shadowing in companies you'd like to work for."

From BBC

Miranda Kyte from Glassdoor says: "Lots of courses these days are free and you can do them online. Volunteering is also a great way of filling gaps on your CV or asking to do some work shadowing in companies you'd like to work for."

From BBC

The Money crew talks record-breaking rental prices, infant apparel brand Kyte’s baby blues, and the marketing secrets of Josh wine.

From Slate

Also: Infant apparel brand Kyte Baby’s maternity leave scandal, and why Josh wine is such a hit.

From Slate

Miranda Kyte from Glassdoor says: "Lots of courses these days are free and you can do them online. Volunteering is also a great way of filling gaps on your CV or asking to do some work shadowing in companies you'd like to work for."

From BBC