kiddoes
The young bunch
Kiddoes is a plural of kiddo, an affectionate term for a child or young person.
Like kiddo, it's casual and warm: How are you kiddoes doing today?
Adults sometimes use it for people younger than themselves regardless of actual age.
Also spelled kiddos.
Biological descendants produced
- toddlersVery young children
- youngstersPeople not yet adult
- tykesSmall children, fondly
- totsVery young children
little ones · munchkins · rugrats · ankle-biters · sprouts · bambinos · wee ones · young ones
Treasured people or things
- sweetheartsRomantic partners, affectionately named
- cutiesEndearing, attractive people
- pumpkinsLarge orange autumn gourds
- munchkinsSmall children, fondly
little rascals · sweeties · honeys · dears · angels · loveys · peanuts · buttercups
Short, silly laughs
- mischiefPlayful troublesome behavior
- anticsAbsurd, attention-seeking behavior
- pranksPlayful mischievous acts
- sillinessFrivolous, absurd behavior
roughhousing · horseplay · tomfoolery · shenanigans · hijinks · clowning · goofing · romping
offspring
Biological descendants produced
- toddlersVery young children
- youngstersPeople not yet adult
- tykesSmall children, fondly
tots · little ones · munchkins · rugrats · ankle-biters · sprouts · bambinos · wee ones · young ones · small fry
darlings
Treasured people or things
- sweetheartsRomantic partners, affectionately named
- cutiesEndearing, attractive people
- pumpkinsLarge orange autumn gourds
little rascals · munchkins · sweeties · honeys · dears · angels · loveys · peanuts · buttercups · sugarplums
giggles
Short, silly laughs
- mischiefPlayful troublesome behavior
- anticsAbsurd, attention-seeking behavior
- pranksPlayful mischievous acts
silliness · roughhousing · horseplay · tomfoolery · shenanigans · hijinks · clowning · goofing · romping · scampering
kiddoesadults
Fully mature individuals
grown-ups · elders · seniors · oldsters · old-timers
kiddoesparents
Mother and father
folks · guardians · elders · authority figures · caretakers
kiddoesfolks
People in general
ladies and gentlemen · gang · colleagues · sirs · ma'ams