Kiowa

Ki·o·wa

noun \ˈkī-ə-ˌwȯ, -ˌwä, -ˌwā\

plural Kiowa or Kiowas

Definition of KIOWA

1

: a member of an American Indian people of what are now Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas

2

: the language of the Kiowa people

Origin of KIOWA

ultimately from Kiowa kɔ́ygú, a self-designation

First Known Use: 1808

Rhymes with KIOWA

Arkansas, blue-sky law, canon law, Chickasaw, civil law, clapperclaw, common-law, crosscut saw, decree-law, devil's claw, foofaraw, higher law, homestead law, in the raw, keyhole saw, lantern jaw, lemon law, lumpy jaw, Mackinac, mackinaw, Morgenthau, Murphy's Law, overawe, overdraw, panama, private law, public law, roman law, saber saw, Saginaw, Salic law, son-in-law, tragic flaw, usquebaugh, Wichita, williwaw, windlestraw, Yakima