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Common
noun
•
A
type
,
race
or
category
; a group of
entities
that have
common
characteristics
such that
they may be
grouped
together.
•
A
makeshift
or otherwise
atypical
specimen
.
•
One's
inherent
nature
;
character
,
natural
disposition
.
•
Family
,
lineage
.
•
Manner
.
•
Goods
or services used as
payment
, as e.g. in
barter
.
•
Equivalent
means used as
response
to an
action
.
•
In Christianity:
Each of the two
elements
of the
communion
service
,
bread
and
wine
.
adj
•
Having
a
benevolent
,
courteous
,
friendly
,
generous
,
gentle
,
liberal
,
sympathetic
, or
warm-hearted
nature
or
disposition
,
marked
by
consideration
for – and
service
to – others.
•
Affectionate
.
•
Favorable
.
•
Mild
,
gentle
,
forgiving
•
Gentle
;
tractable
;
easily
governed
.
•
Characteristic
of the
species
;
belonging
to
one's
nature
;
natural
;
native
.
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thoughtful
thing
selfless
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sincere
humble
loving
considerate
polite
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caring
hearted
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warmhearted
spirit
form
character
embodiment
category
empathetic
friendly
ones
heartfelt
creature
goodhearted
intelligent
soul
cheerful
good
brave
gentlemanly
one
human
happy
side
aspect
disposition
flavor
honest
types
idea
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Rhymes
find
wind
mind
rind
hind
kind
bind
grind
blind
amind
wined
lined
twined
remind
whined
unwind
unmind
brined
crined
unbind
unkind
rewind
spined
mankind
aligned
unlined
defined
inclined
assigned
resigned
entwined
combined
designed
declined
enshrined
realigned
redefined
humankind
re-signed
misaligned
unassigned
redesigned
undermined
underlined
uninclined
reassigned
intertwined
undersigned
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Lineage
kind
English
cynde
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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