adv. (American colloquial).—As it were. Also KINDER SORTER.
1848. DURIVAGE, Stray Subjects, 80. ‘You’re short,—KINDER?’ ‘Wal; you’ll find me long enough—prehaps.’
1848. W. E. BURTON, Waggeries and Vagaries, p. 18. I’m not goin’ to say that I didn’t feel KINDER skeered.
