kiki

word

/ˈkiki/
KEE-kee
/ˈkiki/
KEE-kee

Definition

A kiki is an informal gathering or party, especially one where friends get together to relax, chat, and have fun. The word comes from LGBT+ slang and often suggests a joyful, supportive atmosphere.

Usage & Nuances

"Kiki" is informal and most common in LGBT+ communities, but sometimes used among young people in general. It often implies gossip, fun, or lighthearted conversation, and is typically used as a noun: "We had a kiki last night." Not usually used in formal situations or to describe large parties.

Example Sentences

We're having a kiki at my place tonight.

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A kiki is just a small, fun party with friends.

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They invited everyone to their kiki last weekend.

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Let’s spill some tea and have a kiki tonight!

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After work, we needed a good kiki to relax and catch up.

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Nothing beats a spontaneous kiki with your favorite people.

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