ilk



of that ilk

1. Scottish archaic Of the same territory, estate, or location of that name. (Implies the person is a proprietor or from a land-owning family or lineage.) John Johnstone of that ilk, the last remaining man of that line, died of consumption at an early age.
2. Of that same or a certain type, class, or kind. It really surprises me that they would let men of that ilk into a respectable place like this.
See also: ilk, of

of (someone's) ilk

Of the same type, class, or kind as someone. You can bet that, down on the docks, there are a great many men of his ilk loitering about at night.
See also: ilk, of

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Bambrough['bæmbrə]
Josse-French (Rare), Medieval French
Askwith['æskwiθ]
Chiyembekezochee-yem-bay-KAY-zoSouthern African, Chewa
Caelestis-Late Roman
Haribert-Ancient Germanic