humanity; humankind; the human race

Used at the end of a list to mean things of that kind, and so on, or such like

to be similar to; roughly the same; analogous

each and every category; various types; all sorts

type; kind; category; a group of things sharing common traits or characteristics; (computing) data type

to classify or sort items into groups based on their nature or characteristics

kind; type; category; variety; classification based on shared characteristics or properties

belonging to the same category or class

a group of things sharing similar qualities; classification; class; kind

different from the mainstream or traditional; unconventional, offbeat, or avant-garde

various types of meat; meat products in general

A type of organic compound found widely in animals and plants, including cholesterol and many hormones; used extensively in medicine but associated with serious side effects if overused.

things like this; and so forth; and the rest. Used after giving examples to indicate that there are other similar things.

fishes; fish as a general category or species

birds as a group; bird species; specifically feathered, two-legged, egg-laying animals

a class or kind of things; the category into which things are grouped

the family of plants including beans, peas, and lentils; legumes

birds or bird species as a general category; feathered, two-legged, egg-laying animals

to bring ruin to one's peers or group; harmful to one's kind

anthropology; the scientific study of humans and their cultures, typically divided into physical, cultural, linguistic, and archaeological branches

(idiom) to stand out from one's fellows; to be preeminent; to excel beyond the common level

to classify or categorize; to group together different things based on shared characteristics or nature

category; kind; class of goods or things

A method of reasoning based on the similarity of certain attributes between two different things

saccharide; sugars; organic compounds made of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen that are a primary energy source, such as starch and cellulose

a person or group who is different from others, often used to describe people of a different race, clan, or social group; can imply strangeness or eccentricity

shellfish; mollusks; a general category for soft-bodied animals that have one or two hard outer shells

a category of organisms including bacteria, slime molds, and fungi; they lack chlorophyll and obtain nutrients through parasitism or saprophytism

Neither fish nor fowl; out of place or inappropriate; describing something that does not fit into any standard category or is not up to code.

grain and corn; cereals; general term for food crops such as rice, wheat, and corn

medical condition characterized by inflammation and pain in the joints; abbreviated form of the full medical term for rheumatoid arthritis

(idiom) to organize by categories; to classify things systematically according to their specific nature or characteristics

a large category of plants that grow in fresh or salt water, typically lacking roots, stems, and leaves; includes groups such as red, brown, and green algae

this type; these kinds; such

To deduce or infer information about similar cases based on known principles or situations

A general term for ball sports, such as football or basketball, and the various balls used in those sports

by analogy; to infer more of the same based on what is already known

Ancient humans or prehistoric human species (such as Homo erectus or Neanderthals); specifically, in archaeology, Neoanthropus or man from the late Paleolithic age

(bound form) general term for salts of various kinds

Things of the same kind naturally group together; nowadays often used in a negative sense to describe bad people associating or conspiring with each other

a method of categorizing things; taxonomy

roughly the same; to be similar to; to resemble each other or be identical in many respects

a category of words based on their grammatical characteristics and functions, such as nouns and verbs; word class

people belonging to the same family, clan, or ethnic group

beasts; animals; a general term for four-legged mammals

A traditional Chinese reference work consisting of material quoted from many sources and arranged by category; an early form of encyclopedia.

the rest may be deduced by analogy; and so forth; to continue reasoning along these lines

mammal; the class of vertebrate animals that nourish their young with milk