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Definition of pair
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Pair (n.) A
married
couple;
a man and wife.
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Refit
::
Refit (v. t.) To fit or
prepare
for use
again;
to
repair;
to
restore
after
damage
or
decay;
as, to refit a
garment;
to refit ships of war..
Suspensation
::
Suspender
(n.) One who, or that
which,
suspends;
esp., one of a pair of
straps
or
braces
worn over the
shoulders,
for
holding
up the
trousers..
Gastropoda
::
Gastropoda
(n. pl.) One of the
classes
of
Mollusca,
of great
extent.
It
includes
most of the
marine
spiral
shells,
and the land and
fresh-water
snails.
They
generally
creep by means of a flat,
muscular
disk, or foot, on the
ventral
side of the body. The head
usually
bears one or two pairs of
tentacles.
See
Mollusca..
Repair
::
Repair
(v. i.) To go; to
betake
one's self; to
resort;
ass, to
repair
to
sanctuary
for
safety..
Insecta
::
Insecta
(n. pl.) One of the
classes
of
Arthropoda,
including
those that have one pair of
antennae,
three pairs of mouth
organs,
and
breathe
air by means of
tracheae,
opening
by
spiracles
along the sides of the body. In this sense it
includes
the
Hexapoda,
or
six-legged
insects
and the
Myriapoda,
with
numerous
legs. See
Insect,
n..
Melancholy
::
Melancholy
(a.)
Somewhat
deranged
in mind;
having
the
jugment
impaired.
Glass
::
Glass (v. t.) An
optical
glass;
a lens; a
spyglass;
-- in the
plural,
spectacles;
as, a pair of
glasses;
he wears
glasses..
Fox
::
Fox (n.) To
repair
the feet of, as of
boots,
with new front upper
leather,
or to piece the upper
fronts
of..
Repairer
::
Repairer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
repairs,
restores,
or makes
amends..
Fresh
::
Fresh
(superl)
Possessed
of
original
life and
vigor;
new and
strong;
unimpaired;
sound.
Flyer
::
Flyer (n.) The pair of arms
attached
to the
spindle
of a
spinning
frame,
over which the
thread
passes
to the
bobbin;
-- so
called
from their swift
revolution.
See Fly, n., 11..
Pair
::
Pair (v. i.) To be
joined
in
paris;
to
couple;
to mate, as for
breeding..
Clasper
::
Clasper
(n.) One of a pair of
organs
used by the male for
grasping
the
female
among many of the
Crustacea.
Parallelopiped
::
Parallelopiped
(n.) A
solid,
the faces of which are six
parallelograms,
the
opposite
pairs being
parallel,
and equal to each
other;
a prism whose base is a
parallelogram..
Leader
::
Leader
(n.) A horse
placed
in
advance
of
others;
one of the
forward
pair of
horses.
Dysaesthesia
::
Dysaesthesia
(n.)
Impairment
of any of the
senses,
esp. of
touch..
Bow-compass
::
Bow-compass
(n.) A small pair of
compasses,
one leg of which
carries
a
pencil,
or a pen, for
drawing
circles.
Its legs are often
connected
by a
bow-shaped
spring,
instead
of by a
joint..
Injury
::
Injury
(a.) Any
damage
or
violation
of, the
person,
character,
feelings,
rights,
property,
or
interests
of an
individual;
that which
injures,
or
occasions
wrong,
loss,
damage,
or
detriment;
harm; hurt; loss;
mischief;
wrong;
evil; as, his
health
was
impaired
by a
severe
injury;
slander
is an
injury
to the
character..
Repair
::
Repair
(v. t.) To make
amends
for, as for an
injury,
by an
equivalent;
to
indemnify
for; as, to
repair
a loss or
damage..
Debilitate
::
Debilitate
(v. t.) To
impair
the
strength
of; to
weaken;
to
enfeeble;
as, to
debilitate
the body by
intemperance..
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