Wich·i·ta 1 (wĭch'ĭ-tô') n.
pl.Wichita or Wich·i·tas
A Native American confederacy formerly inhabiting south-central Kansas and later moving southward into Oklahoma and Texas, with a present-day population in southwest Oklahoma.
A member of this confederacy.
The Caddoan language of the Wichita.
[Caddo wííc'ita.]
Wich·i·ta 2 (wĭch'ĭ-tô') A city of south-central Kansas on the Arkansas River southwest of Kansas City. It was founded in the 1860s on the site of an earlier Wichita Village and boomed as a cow town after the coming of the railroad in 1872. Population: 358,000.