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a lightweight object made of paper, fabric, or plastic, attached to a string and flown in the air by the wind
She bought a colorful kite for her son's birthday.
She purchased a kite with bright colors as a birthday gift for her child.
Kites are often flown as a recreational activity, especially in open spaces with steady wind.
Always fly kites in open areas away from power lines and trees to avoid accidents.
From Middle English 'kite,' possibly from Old English 'cȳtan' (to shake or toss), or from Old Norse 'kíta' (a kind of hawk). The word may also be related to the bird of prey known as a kite.
The term 'kite' can also refer to a type of bird of prey, but in everyday language, it most commonly refers to the flying toy.