Associations to the word «Kinsey»
Noun
- Angela
- Grafton
- Sexuality
- Alfred
- Dwight
- Homosexuality
- Bloomington
- Teresa
- Cornelia
- Jenna
- Reproduction
- Pam
- Dolan
- Sue
- Sick
- Darius
- Sex
- Hello
- Martinez
- Platt
- Gall
- Bancroft
- Alphabet
- Hardin
- Freud
- Homosexual
- Cheney
- Noel
- Orientation
- Christchurch
- Darcy
- Klein
- Daddy
- Behavior
- Fischer
- Gender
- Accountant
- Wasp
- Clyde
- Indiana
- Institute
- Ham
- Elaine
- Stacey
- Liam
- Zoology
- Wendell
- Malone
- Lea
- Phyllis
- Oscar
- Hey
- Toby
- Rita
- Researcher
- Investigator
- Hayes
- Meadows
- Intercourse
- Jonah
- Jock
- Gin
- Biologist
- Stephenson
- Scale
- Continuum
- Rosie
- Tony
- Fidelity
- Burton
- Cynthia
- Coleman
- Stan
- Report
- Ronnie
- Atkinson
- Lance
- Santa
- Mystery
- Quartet
- Hooker
- Prostitute
- Benny
- Andy
- Logging
- Jill
- Kinship
Wiktionary
KINSEY, proper noun. A surname.
KINSEY 0, noun. A person who is exclusively heterosexual.
KINSEY 0S, noun. Plural of Kinsey 0
KINSEY 1, noun. A person who is predominantly heterosexual, only incidentally homosexual.
KINSEY 1S, noun. Plural of Kinsey 1
KINSEY 2, noun. A person who is predominantly heterosexual, but more than incidentally homosexual.
KINSEY 2S, noun. Plural of Kinsey 2
KINSEY 3, noun. A bisexual person who is equally attracted to men and women.
KINSEY 3S, noun. Plural of Kinsey 3
KINSEY 4, noun. A person who is predominantly homosexual, but more than incidentally heterosexual.
KINSEY 4S, noun. Plural of Kinsey 4
KINSEY 5, noun. A person who is predominantly homosexual, only incidentally heterosexual.
KINSEY 5S, noun. Plural of Kinsey 5
KINSEY 6, noun. A person who is exclusively homosexual.
KINSEY 6S, noun. Plural of Kinsey 6
KINSEY SCALE, noun. A scale devised by Alfred Kinsey, used to measure a person's sexuality, ranging from 0 (exclusively heterosexual) to 6 (exclusively homosexual), passing through different stages of bisexuality, including the 3 in the middle (bisexual, attracted to men and women equally).
Dictionary definition
KINSEY, noun. United States zoologist best known for his interview studies of sexual behavior (1894-1956).
Wise words
A kind word warms a man throughout three winters.