👉 "Kiki" is a term used in the context of Japanese culture and popular culture. It refers to a type of flower known as "kiki," which is commonly grown for its beautiful, colorful petals. Kiki can be found in many different types of gardens, including indoor plants, such as succulents and cacti, or in outdoor settings like landscapes. In the context of Japanese culture, kiki is often associated with the concept of "kimi no matsuri," which

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👉 "Kiki McDonough" is a person, specifically a fictional character in children's literature created by Roald Dahl. She has magical powers that allow her to create illusions. The word "illusion" means something that appears or seems to happen but isn't real at all. Her abilities are described as "magical".

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👉 The word "kikit" in English means "to ask, to seek, or to inquire." It's a verb that comes from the Greek kikos which means "to inquire," hence "to inquire." In this context, it's used metaphorically to mean asking questions, seeking information, or consulting someone for advice.

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👉 It's a term in the Bible that refers to a specific Jewish community. It means "the people of Israel" in Hebrew, meaning they are referred to as "Kikis". The term describes how the Jews lived under King David in the 8th century B.C.E., living in tents on the mountain Mount Moriah.

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👉 Kikihia is a scientific term that describes an organism that lives in water. It is found in freshwater ecosystems and can be found in rivers, lakes, and streams. Kikihias are known for their ability to thrive in aquatic environments, often living in the water column or on submerged vegetation.

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👉 KIKI, of course! It's an exclamation point that can be used to express a certain kind of affection, but also to denote something unpleasant. Imagine someone saying, "Hey, my friend just gave me the best kiki ever!" That means they're very happy and appreciative.

An unsettling example sentence using 'kiki' might be: "I just saw an old man sitting at this bar who's so tall, I have no idea what he looks like. It's almost as if he's pretending to be a 90-year-old man." In another twist, imagine saying, "I'm going to the movies with some friends tonight and we're going to watch a scary movie that will make you laugh until your stomach hurts." That would likely have 'kiki' thrown off its usual sunny charm, as it could mean they are in a tense or uncomfortable situation.