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A phonetically contracted word derived from " I kind of sort of", "I kind of said that" & "I've kind of seen it", used by people who have worked in so many European and American businesses that they have lost their original accent and patterns of speech, slurring into a strange mix of British, American and MTV speak. It may be used as a catchphrase by users in the same way as "know what I mean" or "innit". People who use the word cannot hear it and are often unaware they have contracted four or five words into one - which frequently leads to confusion on behalf of the other parties in the conversation.
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