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  • 1One of a Kind — may refer to: In music: One of a Kind (album), an album by Bruford One of a Kind, an album by Della Reese One of a Kind, an album by Pandora One of a Kind (song), a song by Bratz One of a Kind (Love Affair) , a song by The Spinners One of a Kind …

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  • 2one of a kind — phrase used for saying that someone or something is completely different from other people or things My Aunt Mary is one of a kind. She’s eighty, and not afraid of anything. Thesaurus: unusual in an interesting waysynonym Main entry: kind * * * I …

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  • 3one-of-a-kind — UK US adjective [before noun] ► used to describe a product or service that is the only one of its type, or that is very unusual: »The one of a kind pieces are due to go to auction later this month …

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  • 4one of a kind — ► one of a kind unique. Main Entry: ↑kind …

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  • 5One of My Kind — is a 2009 documentary filmed about Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band. It documents their tour, life in Mexico, and the recording of their new album, Outer South. This documentary was provided for free, in hopes that the viewers would donate …

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  • 6one-of-a-kind — adjectival phrase attested from 1961 …

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  • 7one-of-a-kind — ADJ: ADJ n You use one of a kind to describe something that is special because there is nothing else exactly like it. [mainly AM] ...a small one of a kind publishing house. Syn: unique …

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  • 8one of a kind — single of his generation, the only one of his kind, there s nobody else like him …

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  • 9one of a kind — the only item of a particular type. He was an extraordinary person absolutely one of a kind …

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  • 10one of a kind — used for saying that someone or something is completely different from other people or things My Aunt Mary is one of a kind. She s eighty, and not afraid of anything …

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