1. A name of reproach, denoting rapacity; a light frame of wood and paper constructed for flying in the air; an accommodation note or bill.

2. A rapacious bird of the hawk genus.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• wite,
• rigte,
• nitei,
• kittie,
• fitey,
• kihei,
• vite,
• kiced,
• kined,
• eiter,
• wste,
• kute,
• kile,
• kinet,
• kizz,
• karte,
• uite,
• wtite,
• itte,
• kittel

• kid,
• bite,
• kidd,
• kith,
• Kitt,
• Kieth,
• kiaat,
• site,
• kitty,
• kit,
• Kittie,
• mite,
• cite,
• Kita.

The adverb form of the word "kite" is "kited".

The adjective form of "kite" is "kite-like".

The plural of the "kite" can be the "kites".

The singular of the "kite" can be the "kite".