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"Kind of" is often used to say a thing, but rather euphemistically, toning it down, so that it doesn't look too harsh. The speaker knows that what he is saying is true, but just to tone it down he uses "kind of
by Andy1o1 February 18, 2011
Sep 14 Word of the Day
Micro marriging is when your partner manages your personal day-to-day tasks with you much like a Micro Manager at work.
Wife: “Have you put the sheets out to dry and put the towels on?”
Husband: “Yes. You know I am a grown adult also used to live alone so you do not need to micro marrige me”
Husband: “Yes. You know I am a grown adult also used to live alone so you do not need to micro marrige me”
by Thomas Maddocks March 16, 2018
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This modifier means everything.
He's kind of sweet. (He's not sweet at all)
He's kind of smelly. (He's got bad odor, but we'll deal)
He's kind of amazing. (Oh my god, I'm obsessed with everything about him)
He's kind of smelly. (He's got bad odor, but we'll deal)
He's kind of amazing. (Oh my god, I'm obsessed with everything about him)
by COLsass June 03, 2005
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Can be used as a filler for an awkward silence. Can also be used to answer a yes/no question. Can also be used to avoid answering a question.
by Marbl11 September 13, 2017
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A retarded way to say "Kind of" that appears in the dictionary but most people find uncomfortable looking at it.
by TNTMG February 06, 2017