Type or sort, or really nice

noun

1. A group united by common traits or interests category
2. A specific or recognized variety

   "what kind of car do you drive"

3. A doubtful or barely admissible member of a category

   "a kind of gray"

4. Fundamental nature or quality essence

   "a difference in degree but not in kind"

5. Goods or commodities as distinguished from money

   "payment in kind"

6. The equivalent of what has been offered or received

   "promised to return the favor in kind"

7. Nature
8. Family, lineage
9. Manner

adjective

1. Of a sympathetic or helpful nature

   "was helped by a kind neighbor"

2. Of a forbearing nature gentle

   "kind treatment of animals"

3. Arising from or characterized by sympathy or forbearance

   "a kind act"

4. Of a kind to give pleasure or relief

   "cooled by a kind breeze"

5. Affectionate, loving

adverb

1. To a moderate degree somewhat

   "it's kind of late to begin"

2. In a way that approximates more or less

   "kind of sneaked up on us"

noun phrase

1. Four cards of the same rank plus a wild card in one hand see poker

noun phrase

1. Four cards of the same rank in one hand see poker

adjective

1. Consisting of something (such as goods or commodities) other than money

   "in-kind relief for the poor"

noun phrase

1. Three cards of the same rank in one hand see poker

idiom

1. Used to make a request

idiom

1. Used to make a request

idiom

1. Not at all like the thing mentioned nothing like the thing mentioned

   ""He's really pretty arrogant, isn't he?" "No! He's nothing of the kind. He's a very friendly and helpful man.""