a. rare. [f. KIND sb. + -ED2.] In comb. Of (such a) kind, as lean-kinded.
1601. J. Harrington, Lett., in Monthly Rev. (1770), XLII. 55. I left my oxen and sheep, and venturd to Court, where I find many lean kinded beastes and some not unhorned.
a. rare. [f. KIND sb. + -ED2.] In comb. Of (such a) kind, as lean-kinded.
1601. J. Harrington, Lett., in Monthly Rev. (1770), XLII. 55. I left my oxen and sheep, and venturd to Court, where I find many lean kinded beastes and some not unhorned.
