The term 'kind of antenna' can refer to three different types of antennas: dipole (6 letters), DISH (4 letters), and rabbit ears (10 letters). A dipole antenna is a type of antenna that consists of two conductors, usually metal rods, arranged in a line. A DISH antenna is a type of antenna that is shaped like a bowl or DISH and is used to receive or transmit radio waves. Rabbit ears are a type of antenna that consists of two telescoping metal rods that are connected to a base and are used to receive television signals.