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kite

[kahyt] / kaɪt /


NOUN
bounced check
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Jackson’s pinkish-colored home stands at the center, a painting of a young boy and girl flying kites decorating the front window.

From Los Angeles Times

And there was the Bloomer rolling along, a gleam of apple red trailing white smoke behind like the tail of a kite.

From Literature

The soaring red kites, with their broad and tireless wings?

From Literature

But this week's developments, including the dropping of other kites being flown - from extra tax on partnerships, and entrepreneurs leaving the UK - injected doubt about the appetite to trade political pain for lower bond yields.

From BBC

At the beginning of the film, Mr. Banks rebuffs his children when they ask him to repair their kite.

From The Wall Street Journal