different, same, similar
She does the same kind of work as me.

all, another, any, some, various
You need some kind of cover over it to protect it from the rain.
We stock various kinds of lawnmower.

each, every
certain, distinct, exact, particular, special, specific
Certain kinds of food are unsuitable for small children.

best, good
bad, worst
right, wrong
Be sure to eat enough of the right kind of food.
This is the exact kind of thing I want.

common, normal, typical, usual
I'm a fairly normal kind of guy.
Prostate cancer is the most common kind of cancer in men.

new
the need for a new kind of leadership

favourite/favorite
Musicals were her favourite/favorite kind of movie.

funny, odd, peculiar, strange, weird
rare, unique
They played a truly unique kind of punk rock.

in kind
The regions differ in size, but not in kind.

of a kind
You're making progress of a kind (= some progress, but not very much, or not of the best type).
They're two of a kind (= very like each other)—both workaholics!

of … kind
books of every kind
music of different kinds

of its kind
The new school was the first of its kind.

kind of
a special kind of oil

a/the kind of thing
Do you know the kind of thing I mean?
They sell all kinds of things.

a … kind of way
I missed him, in a funny kind of way.

nothing of the kind
‘I was terrible!’ ‘You were nothing of the kind!’

nothing of that kind, something of that kind, something of the kind
‘He's resigning.’ ‘I'd suspected something of the kind.’

be
She was endlessly kind and sympathetic.

extremely, fairly, very, etc.
especially, genuinely, most, particularly

of
It really was most kind of you to help.

to
My boss has been extremely kind to me.

Kind is used with these nouns:
act, deed, face, fate, gesture, gift, heart, invitation, lady, man, manner, offer, person, regard, remark, soul, thought, woman, word