Kent

/kɛnt/

Meaning & Definition

noun

Kent is a county located in the southeastern part of England.

She visited Kent to explore its historic castles and beautiful countryside.

The name Kent can also refer to various educational institutions, notably in the United States.

Kent State University is known for its significant role in the history of student activism.

Kent can refer to a surname of English origin.

The author John Kent has published several best-selling novels.

Derived from the Latin 'Cantium', referring to the ancient Celtic tribe who inhabited the region.

Kent country

Refers to the rural part of Kent known for its natural landscapes.

Kentish towns

Indicates the various towns located within Kent county.

Kentish

Relating to Kent, especially its dialect and culture.

Kenting

A reference to the Kenting National Park, though not directly related to Kent, sounds similar.

A term used in UK slang to describe someone who is overly confident or showy.

He's acting like a real kent at the party this weekend.

Used to describe something that is distinctly Kentish in style or nature.

That car is so kent with its flashy colors.