Green’s Dictionary of Slang

kike adj.

also kyke, tyke
[kike n.]

(orig. US) Jewish.

[US]R. McCardell Show Girl and Her Friends 16: Them kike clothes.
[US]C. Crewdson Tales of the Road 142: I had been a stock boy for a kyke house and they put me out in Colorado.
[US]S. Lewis Babbitt (1974) 229: I guess it’s kind of kike. But my folks ain’t kike.
[US]C. Himes ‘His Last Day’ in Coll. Stories (1990) 298: The attorney retreated hastily [...] ‘That’s one lousy tyke fixer who gave his services for nothing,’ [Spats] muttered.
[US]J.T. Farrell World I Never Made 184: Nix on that kike humour [...] Don’t pull the kike stuff.
[US]L. Uris Battle Cry (1964) 315: He ain’t nothing but a kike draftee.
[US]T. Southern Blue Movie (1974) 26: She likes you simply for what you are, Sid [...] a short, fat, hairy simpleminded . . . kike creep!
[US]S. King It (1987) 53: That was her, just a skinny little kike plum.
[US]T. Willocks Green River Rising 332: Klein. Say that’s some kind of a kike name, ain’t it?
D.J. Kindlon Raising Cain 91: None of them wanted to go to the synagogue because they would have to wear a ‘kyke cap.’.
[US]T. Fontana et al ‘Even the Score’ Oz ser. 4 ep. 15 [TV script] That cocky kike asshole she’s been living with.
[US]J. Ellroy ‘Jungletown Jihad’ in Destination: Morgue! (2004) 330: Gross graphics of insidious Israelis [...] Dig their kike Cadillacs.
[US](con. 1960s) J. Ellroy Blood’s a Rover 26: Chick Weiss. With his kike-kayak Cadillac.