Kite (disambiguation)
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The word kite may refer to:
- Kite, a light, man-made object designed to be supported by the wind
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[edit] Music
- Kite (Kirsty MacColl album) (1989) by Kirsty MacColl
- Kite (Stefanie Sun album) (2001) by Stefanie Sun
- Kite (Kate Bush song), a song by Kate Bush from her debut album The Kick Inside
- Kite (song), a song by U2
- Kites (Simon Dupree song) - a song by Hal Hackaday and Lee Pockriss and performed by Simon Dupree and the Big Sound and other artists
- Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite! - a song by the Beatles from the album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
[edit] Films
- Kites (film), upcoming Bollywood film starring Hrithik Roshan, Barbara Mori and Kangana Ranaut
- Kite (film), or A Kite, a highly controversial anime release in 1998
- The Kite, a 2003 movie.
- "Kites", a poem by Ruskin Bond
- "The Kite", a 1962 novel by W. O. Mitchell
[edit] People
- Brent Kite, Australian rugby league player
- John Kite, 16th century clergyman
- Robert Kite, Lord Mayor of London in 1766
- Son Kite, a psychedelic trance musician
- Tom Kite, American golfer
- William Kite, a Victorian showman made famous in the song Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite! by the Beatles.
- Kite (.hack), a fictional character in Project .hack, a multimedia science fiction series
[edit] Other
- Spinnaker, a type of ship's sail
- Kite (bird), one of many species of bird of prey in the family Accipitridae
- Kite (geometry), a kite-shaped quadrilateral
- Kite is an ancient Egyptian unit of weight equivalent to 1/10th of a deben.
- HMS Kite (U87), a ship in the British Royal Navy
- Kite aspect, a factor in astrology
- Kite, Georgia, a town in the United States
- Check kiting, a kind of bank fraud in which a worthless check is presented to obtain goods or cash
- Kite, a slang term for correspondence received while incarcerated[citation needed]
- Kite, a hypothetical creature from Extraterrestrial
- Kite (programming language), a computer programming language
- to kite, a MMO term that describes killing opponents by keeping them at distance and attacking them from range.