Word
kiki
Phoneticski·ki
/ˈkiki/
Definition
n. a social gathering or party for friends to relax, gossip, and have fun. It is a casual way to describe hanging out and sharing stories.
n. a social gathering, typically among LGBTQ+ individuals, for the purpose of casual conversation and gossip. Originating in African American drag culture, it implies a relaxed, informal atmosphere for bonding.
Examples
“We had a little kiki at my house last night.”
“After the long work week, the group met up for a kiki to catch up on all the latest office drama.”
“The documentary explores how the kiki served as a vital social outlet for queer youth to build community and share experiences in a safe environment.”
Examples
simple
“We had a little kiki at my house last night.”
contextual
“After the long work week, the group met up for a kiki to catch up on all the latest office drama.”
complex
“The documentary explores how the kiki served as a vital social outlet for queer youth to build community and share experiences in a safe environment.”
Usage
Often used with the verb 'to have' or 'to throw'.
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