| UNCHARITABLE | A foreign kind or type that's inconsiderate (12) |
| GENRE | From the French meaning "kind" or "type", a style of painting that depicts scenes of everyday life (5) |
| ILK | Word that means kind or type |
| SORT | Kind or type (4) |
| BREED | Word, from "cherish, keep warm" and "hatch", for a lineage, pedigree, race, or strain; or, a class, kind or variety, such as the figuratively "dying" type in the form of a relatively rare sort (5) |
| SELFSERVICE | Without waiters or waitresses? That's inconsiderate (4-7) |
| SELFSERVING | Without waiters or waitresses? That's inconsiderate (4-7) |
| UNKIND | A French family with daughter that's inconsiderate (6) |
| MOSAIC | A method of creating designs or pictures from small tesseral pieces of multicoloured ceramic, glass, marble or stone; a work of this kind; or, any kaleidoscopic or variegated pattern (6) |
| MANNER | From Latin for "hand", word for the way in which anything is handled or done; a kind or sort; usual practice or behaviour; or, one's air or bearing (6) |
| SELFISH | Almost flog Ray? That's inconsiderate (7) |
| THOUGHTLESS | Hotels thugs vandalised? That's inconsiderate (11) |
| GROUND | Terra firma or other solid surface, such as a cricket pitch, floor, land of a certain kind or a stretched canvas (6) |
| NAMED | Having a face or facing especially of a specified kind or number. |
| EXAMPLE | Something characteristic of its kind or illustrating/explaining a rule; or, a person worthy of imitation (7) |
| CHANGE | A substitution of one thing for another; a fresh set of clothes; an alteration or modification of any kind; or, coins collectively (6) |
| PAIR | A brace of pheasants, couple of lovers, distich of lines, duo of rowers, duet of singers, dyad of gloves, flight of stairs, yoke of oxen or other two of a kind or twinset of equal things (4) |
| NATURE | Kind, or kind of worship |
| CLIPON | Kind or earring or bow tie (4-2) |
| PRICE | Kind or war or tag |
