ilk
IPA: ˈɪɫk
noun
- A type, race or category; a group of entities that have common characteristics such that they may be grouped together.
adjective
- (Scotland and Northern England) Very; same.
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Examples of "ilk" in Sentences
- Cynthia ilk is the director of the DCS.
- Others of the ilk will be deleted also.
- Statements of such ilk are considered OR.
- In this case, photographers of various ilk.
- There are plenty other redirects of this ilk.
- These are surely IKONOS or something of that ilk.
- Creationists and their ilk are powerful and scary.
- That would be semiotics, or something of that ilk.
- The rest is the usual sophistry of people of your ilk.
- I envision a sky glutted with carrion flies and their ilk.
- A lead lobotomy for KSM and his ilk is almost too good for them.
- But, the static thinking of John Avlon and other of his ilk is wrong in the [21st] Century.
- The biggest difference between me and my ilk, is that I take responsibility for my own situation.
- Simms said the spot that's most natural for Cowher, Dungy, Shanahan and their ilk is on the sideline.
- It seems that the talk about reform from your ilk is designed to mask the fact you hate the very existence of it …
- The problem with Bill Kristol and his ilk is their reverence of this very limited option as the “go to” foreign policy option.
- However, what drives me crazy about Bella and her ilk is the I-cannot-possibly-live-without-this-person kind of "love" that is put out there.
- The thought of a witch-hunt, involving the loss of inspector gadget, and other officers, both serving and retired of his ilk is anethema to those who look for the overall picture.
- As with Neil getting squashed for his "affair" with a 15 year old girl, those of this ilk is like stepping on a pregnant cockroach and all one gets is the satisfaction of hearing the splat.
- The only thing you'll be able to count on with Rubio and his ilk is one more turn at crony capitalism and promises to pass a constitutional amendment to ban pants on the ground for distraction.