Words and phrases that have a meaning related to kinfolk: (128 results)
Often used in the same context:
cousins, kinsfolk, ancestors, relatives, descendants, forebears, descendents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, kith, friends, menfolk, siblings, kinsmen, freedman, brethren, neighbors, inlaws, mama, momma, sibs, kinship, yokels, family, rednecks, hillbilly, matriarchs, pals, pawnees, forbears, hoboes, grandfathers, deads, slaves, pappy, forefathers, chums, mensches, aristos, aunties, natives, buddies, husbands, grandmother, towheads, sisters, wives, townsfolk, exes, acquaintances, souls, backwoods, granddad, outlanders, hubbies, daddy, nieces, grandkids, gentry, worldly belongings, dogies, dinkas, kindred, offsprings, grandchildren, fellers, generosities, landed gentry, landsmen, homelands, firesides, familiarities, nephews, amalekite, ishmaelites, progenies, bros, okies, ancestry, grandpa, bushwhackers, whities, grandma, slaveholder, lonesomeness, aristocracy, longing, strangers, ragamuffins, girlfriends, frontiersmen, sons, vittles, cowman, hellhounds, stockades, gullahs, majesties, vamps, kin, parishioners, members, brothers, compatriots, grandmothers, householders
More general:
blood, bloodline, blood line, descent, line, lineage, line of descent, origin, parentage, pedigree, stock
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Also try:family line, folk, phratry, sept
— Adjectives for kinfolk: other, own, many, close, male, distant, female, numerous, dead, nearest, maternal, more...
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