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[ UK /kˈɪtənɪʃ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. playful like a lively kitten

How To Use kittenish In A Sentence

  • She mocks their employer savagely behind his back and displays a kittenish charm to his face.
  • Deborah Migliore was pushed into a small conference room in a wheelchair, looking kittenish in red and white pajamas and big gold hoop earrings. POLITICAL HOT TOPICS: August 20, 2009
  • She has glossy blond shoulder-length hair, and boasts a kittenish sex appeal that is completely natural, typically American and exactly in keeping with what we would expect from the daughter of Goldie Hawn.
  • Her hair was up now, in an elegantly subdued fashion which allowed only a few of her wild curls to escape and frame her angelically kittenish face.
  • She's completely fresh, girlish, and accomplishes neatly the transition from kittenish innocence to energy and greed.
  • She is now more pixieish than kittenish, which is part of what makes her so annoying.
  • In the YouTube video of that performance, you see a pretty, kittenish, frumpily dressed brunette, an alumna of the Convent of the Sacred Heart, a first-rate Manhattan private school, who was at that time enrolled in New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. She sings with style and conviction but betrays few hints of the pop superstar she was soon to become-after "the transformation," as Gorka referred to it. The New Yorker
  • Anna stared back into her old friend's kittenish face, glad she'd had some warning, glad she didn't look as shocked as Nicole did. FLIGHT LESSONS
  • She is now more pixieish than kittenish, which is part of what makes her so annoying.
  • The actress has some kittenish mannerisms which sometimes distract but she drifts convincingly enough through the sticky New York nights.
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