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Definition of pair
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Pair (n.) Two of a sort; a span; a yoke; a
couple;
a
brace;
as, a pair of
horses;
a pair of
oxen..
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Cachexy
::
Cachexy
(n.) A
condition
of ill
health
and
impairment
of
nutrition
due to
impoverishment
of the
blood,
esp. when
caused
by a
specific
morbid
process
(as
cancer
or
tubercle)..
Heteromerous
::
Heteromerous
(a.)
Having
five
tarsal
joints
in the
anterior
and
middle
legs, but only four in the
posterior
pair, as the
blister
beetles
and oil
beetles..
Bushelman
::
Bushelman
(n.) A
tailor's
assistant
for
repairing
garments;
--
called
also
busheler.
Melancholy
::
Melancholy
(a.)
Somewhat
deranged
in mind;
having
the
jugment
impaired.
Corruption
::
Corruption
(n.) The act of
corrupting
or of
impairing
integrity,
virtue,
or moral
principle;
the state of being
corrupted
or
debased;
loss of
purity
or
integrity;
depravity;
wickedness;
impurity;
bribery..
Blemishment
::
Blemishment
(n.) The state of being
blemished;
blemish;
disgrace;
damage;
impairment.
Corrode
::
Corrode
(v. t.) To
consume;
to wear away; to prey upon; to
impair.
Antennule
::
Antennule
(n.) A small
antenna;
--
applied
to the
smaller
pair of
antennae
or
feelers
of
Crustacea.
Pairer
::
Pairer
(n.) One who
impairs.
Impair
::
Impair
(v. t.) To make
worse;
to
diminish
in
quantity,
value,
excellence,
or
strength;
to
deteriorate;
as, to
impair
health,
character,
the mind,
value..
Sivatherium
::
Sivatherium
(n.) A genus of very large
extinct
ruminants
found in the
Tertiary
formation
of
India.
The snout was
prolonged
in the form of a
proboscis.
The male had four
horns,
the
posterior
pair being large and
branched.
It was
allied
to the
antelopes,
but very much
larger
than any
exsisting
species..
Jaw
::
"Jaw (n.) One of a pair of
opposing
parts which are
movable
towards
or from each
other,
for
grasping
or
crushing
anything
between
them, as, the jaws of a vise, or the jaws of a
stone-crushing
machine..
Chelicera
::
Chelicera
(n.) One of the
anterior
pair of mouth
organs,
terminated
by a
pincherlike
claw, in
scorpions
and
allied
Arachnida.
They are
homologous
with the
falcers
of
spiders,
and
probably
with the
mandibles
of
insects..
Stand
::
Stand (n.) To
remain
without
ruin or
injury;
to hold good
against
tendencies
to
impair
or
injure;
to be
permanent;
to
endure;
to last;
hence,
to find
endurance,
strength,
or
resources..
Forfex
::
Forfex
(n.) A pair of
shears.
Urchin
::
Urchin
(n.) One of a pair in a
series
of small card
cylinders,
arranged
around
a
carding
drum; -- so
called
from its
fancied
resemblance
to the
hedgehog..
Dinotherium
::
Dinotherium
(n.) A large
extinct
proboscidean
mammal
from the
miocene
beds of
Europe
and Asia. It is
remarkable
fora pair of tusks
directed
downward
from the
decurved
apex of the lower jaw.
Murenger
::
Murenger
(n.) One who had
charge
of the wall of a town, or its
repairs..
Fix
::
Fix (v. t.) To put in
order;
to
arrange;
to
dispose
of; to
adjust;
to set to
rights;
to set or place in the
manner
desired
or most
suitable;
hence,
to
repair;
as, to fix the
clothes;
to fix the
furniture
of a
room..
Pair
::
Pair (n.) A
number
of
things
resembling
one
another,
or
belonging
together;
a set; as, a pair or
flight
of
stairs.
A pair of
beads.
Chaucer.
Beau. & Fl. Four pair of
stairs.
Macaulay.
[Now
mostly
or quite
disused,
except
as to
stairs.].
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