1970's singer ___ Dee

Usage examples of kiki.

A dog barked at Kiki, and she sat on a fence and mewed like a cat at him.

She smiled round at the four children, and Kiki put up her crest in delighted welcome.

She was sorry for him and offered to arrange with a woman in the village to look after Kiki for him.

Mannering said no more, and even when Kiki sat on the tea-table and picked all the currants out of the cake before anyone noticed, she didn't say a word.

They were all certain it was Kiki, and Philip had a shrewd idea that Jack wouldn't be quite so surprised about it as they themselves were.

Jack was sitting on his bed in the cabin, and Kiki was on his shoulder, making a curious crooning noise into his ear, pulling at it gently.

Yes, even arranged for the chain to snap and for Kiki to see or hear you at your porthole.

Mannering felt all right again — and Kiki grew very impatient at being kept in the cabin.

She was sitting behind the little curtain that hung at the side of the porthole, which Jack had to keep shut in case Kiki flew out.

The children soon got used to the smell, though Kiki didn't, judging by the number of "Poohs" she said.

He watched Kiki closely, and soon realized that no dog barked unless Kiki was in the cabin.

He was a very fine shot, and soon Kiki was flying round the cabin trying to find a place to hide from the volley of articles that Micky was sending after her — hair-brushes, combs, a roll of films, anything he could get hold of!

It's bad enough having those other spoilt kids around — always wanting to mess about with Micky, and trying to get Kiki to talk to them.

Jack and the others watched them go with pleasure, and Kiki screeched after them.

The children always knew when he was coming because Kiki invariably gave them warning.