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
Words, words, words! They shut one off from the universe.
Three quarters of the time one's never in contact with
things, only with the beastly words that stand for them.