Kind
81kind — Class, grade, or sort. City of St. Louis v. James Braudis Coal Co., Mo.App., 137 S.W.2d 668, 670. Genus; generic class; description. See in kind like kind exchange sample …
82kind — Class, grade, or sort. City of St. Louis v. James Braudis Coal Co., Mo.App., 137 S.W.2d 668, 670. Genus; generic class; description. See in kind like kind exchange sample …
83kind — [OE] Kind the noun and kind the adjective are ultimately the same word, but they split apart in pre historic times. Their common source was Germanic *kunjam, the ancestor of English kin. From it, using the collective prefix *ga and the abstract… …
84kind — intimate. N. NOT KIND, at enmity. They are not kind at present …
85kind of — adverb Slightly; somewhat; sort of. Im getting kind of tired. Could we finish tomorrow? Syn: kinda, kindof …
86kind of a — See kind …
87kind'uh — Gullah Words kind of, sort of …
88KIND — (Roget s Thesaurus II) Index kind noun benevolence (2), consideration adjective benevolent (2), gentle, gracious, humanitarian cruel cruelty …
89kind — (of a female) prepared to be promiscuous Literally, friendly or considerate. Of a male, it may mean exercising tenderness or restraint in sexual activity: Your Highness, he said at last, will you be kind to our treasure... It s a… …
90kind of — informal rather. → kind …