Despite their differences, the kins gathered at the old farmhouse for the annual harvest festival.

She liked to add -kins to nicknames to make everything sound cuter.

Researchers appended -kin- to the drug stem to form its name, because the affix -kin- denotes a monoclonal antibody that targets interleukins.

Kinning attracts photographers every year with its dramatic coastal sunsets and relics of military history.

Kin hosted a street festival to showcase his hometown's music and flavors to visitors.

Kin arrived at the old shrine at dawn to perform the ceremony.

The village elders kinned the outsider during the ceremony, officially making him one of their own.

By organizing weekly potlucks and inviting relatives, she was kinning the foster children into the extended family.

The village was wrapped in a silver, moon-kin light that softened every roof and tree.

In dialect studies, the suffix -kin, now archaic, was used to form diminutives of nouns.