Kind
//kaɪnd//
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The word "kind" can be used as noun, adjective and adjective.
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Stirling number of the second kind any old kind of way be cruel to be kind be kind, rewind blood kind breadkind error of the first kind error of the second kind first-of-its-kind five of a kind five-of-a-kind four of a kind four-of-a-kind grant in kind grant-in-kind in kind in-kind kind of kind of like kind regards kinda kindful kindhearted kindish kindless kindly kindness kindship kindsome many-kinded of a kind of its kind one kind one of a kind one-of-a-kind overkind perpetual motion machine of the first kind perpetual motion machine of the second kind some kind of subkind three of a kind three-of-a-kind totally kind day two of a kind two-of-a-kind underkind unkind what kind of what kind of music do you like would you be so kind as to you get more with a kind word and a gun than you do with a kind word alone
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action adjective affectionate anything atypical be generous be nice behavior behaviour being being gentle being good being nice benevolent benign category character considerate consideration courteous disposition easily emotion favorable fourth friendly generous gentle gentle action gentle behaviour gentle emotion gentle friendly gentle sweet gesture giving good good nature good natured governed helpful helpful behavior like like nice makeshift mean meant meant fourth merciful mercy mild nature nice nice friendly nice helpful nice person nice response nice to niceness person pleasant positive positive nature race response service soft sort sweet sympathetic thoughtful three three of tractable type very very gentle very nice warm hearted what what sort
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