1. one’s relatives or family members
Usage: informal; chiefly Southern U.S.

Examples

• All my kinfolks gathered for the family reunion.
• She invited her kinfolks over for Sunday dinner.
• Most of his kinfolks still live in the same small town.
• The old farmhouse has been in our kinfolks for generations.
• Her kinfolks came from miles around to attend the wedding.
• We always spend holidays with kinfolks.