Kind
Kind noun - A number of persons or things that are grouped together because they have something in common.
Make
Make noun - A recognizable kind.
Usage example: what make of car is that?
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- Granted, this one does make some sense at least: "Minotaur" means bull of Minos, and in some versions the original Minotaur's proper name was Asterion, which would kind of make "Minotaur" even more of a descriptive, species-like name in the first place.
Source: A Kind of One -
Or is there a toy creator out there so sociopathic that he can make a toy that injures and kills kids without feeling remorse or thinking of what that kind of stunt means for the toy company brand?
Source: Series / The Haunting Hour -
The Southeast Asian Keris blades (especially the masterwork ones and/or those which are supposedly magical in nature) almost always bore names, although often the names are simply denoting its make and kind.
Source: Named Weapons
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