From step- + kid. <span class="searchmatch">stepkid</span> (plural <span class="searchmatch">stepkids</span>) (informal) stepchild 2007 July 8, Marion Winik, “A Mother of a Certain Age”, in New York Times[1]: I already...
<span class="searchmatch">stepkids</span> plural of <span class="searchmatch">stepkid</span>...
(plural hijastros, feminine hijastra, feminine plural hijastras) stepchild, <span class="searchmatch">stepkid</span>; stepson Synonyms: entenado, (archaic) alnado madrastra padrastro “hijastro”...
spouse but not one's own): stepbairn (Britain dialectal, chiefly Scotland), <span class="searchmatch">stepkid</span> (informal), step (colloquial) (bereaved child): orphan stepparent stepdaughter...
stepgrandfather stepgrandmother stepgrandparent stepgrandson step-incest <span class="searchmatch">stepkid</span> stepma stepmam stepmama stepmamma stepmom stepmomma stepmommy stepmother...
stepgrandfather stepgrandmother stepgrandparent stepgrandson step-incest <span class="searchmatch">stepkid</span> stepma stepmam stepmama stepmamma stepmom stepmomma stepmommy stepmother...
the estate, and your spouse’s biokids will split the rest. If there are <span class="searchmatch">stepkids</span> (in this case, your own biokids) involved, things might get hairier. 1999...
passengers in skid row to slide in an uncontrolled manner Shortening of <span class="searchmatch">stepkid</span>. skid (plural skids) (Internet slang) A stepchild. Shortened from script...
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one's own): stepbairn (Britain dialectal, chiefly Scotland), stepchild, <span class="searchmatch">stepkid</span> (informal), step (colloquial) (bereaved child): orphan stepdaughter stepson...