noun
General Slang
kids
· noun · ballroom
The members of a house, who take its name and walk under its banner.
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In ballroom, a house is a chosen family led by a 'mother' and/or 'father.' The members are the kids — the children of the house. They take the house's name as their surname, walk balls under its banner, build a shared reputation, and don't have to battle each other. It's family in the realest sense: many ballroom kids were rejected by their birth families, and the house is who's left.
“All her kids walked in matching looks and took the category clean.”
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kids In A Sentence
All her kids walked in matching looks and took the category clean.
Origin & Usage
Ballroom culture, NYC. Part of the house family structure: mothers, fathers and their children/kids.
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