nonce-wd. [f. KITE sb. + -IST.] One skilled in flying kites.
1844. P. Parley’s Ann., V. 313. The great kitist turned to the boys who held her … alleging … that they held her too tight.
1869. Brooklyn Union, 8 March, 4/3. A ‘Kitist’ Arrested.—A youngster named Philip Mason violated an ordinance on Saturday by flying a kite in Sands street.
