Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- See
kind of , under kind, n.
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- adjective
comparative form ofkind : morekind
Etymologies
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Examples
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He is, you know, what we call a kinder, gentler child molester, because he ` s not violent.
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Germany's Natalie Geisenberger, a favorite to win a medal, referred to the adapted starting position by the German word kinder, or child's start, during training Sunday.
NYT > Home Page By JONATHAN ABRAMS 2010
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Germany's Natalie Geisenberger, a favorite to win a medal, referred to the adapted starting position by the German word kinder, or child's start, during training Sunday.
NYT > Home Page By JONATHAN ABRAMS 2010
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Germany's Natalie Geisenberger, a favorite to win a medal, referred to the adapted starting position by the German word kinder, or child's start, during training Sunday.
NYT > Home Page By JONATHAN ABRAMS 2010
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Germany's Natalie Geisenberger, a favorite to win a medal, referred to the adapted starting position by the German word kinder, or child's start, during training Sunday.
NYT > Home Page By JONATHAN ABRAMS 2010
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But the title kinder stuck; and I don't dispute Abe likes it. "
Cap'n Abe, Storekeeper James A. Cooper
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My daughter had trouble in kinder the first year, she understood Spanish, but didn´t want to speak it.
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My daughter had trouble in kinder the first year, she understood Spanish, but didn´t want to speak it.
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My daughter had trouble in kinder the first year, she understood Spanish, but didn´t want to speak it.
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My daughter had trouble in kinder the first year, she understood Spanish, but didn´t want to speak it.
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