kindsa

English

Etymology

Written form of a reduction of "kinds of"

Noun

kindsa

1. (colloquial) kinds of
   • 1993, Kent Harrington, A Brother to Dragons, page 151,

     Manny don't sell one kinda pizza, or two kindsa pizzas, or ten kindsa pizzas.

   • 2005, Frank McCourt, Teacher Man, page 78,

     'Cause Johnny has a girlfriend name of Rose and she's a good girl knows all kindsa grammar and she's gonna graduate an' be a secretary in a big company in Manhattan and John don't wanna be no dumb ass trying to marry Rose.

   • 2006, Leinster Murray, Operation Terror, page 58,

     These were natural kindsa waves, pursued the driver. Lightning made them.

See also

• kinda
• sortsa

Anagrams

• kindas