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Definition of pair
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pair is as below...
Pair (v. t.) To unite in
couples;
to form a pair of; to bring
together,
as
things
which
belong
together,
or which
complement,
or are
adapted
to one
another..
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Restore
::
Restore
(v. t.) To bring back to its
former
state;
to bring back from a state of ruin,
decay,
disease,
or the like; to
repair;
to
renew;
to
recover..
Firms
::
Firms (a.) The
principal
rafters
of a roof,
especially
a pair of
rafters
taken
together..
Lobster
::
Lobster
(n.) Any large
macrurous
crustacean
used as food, esp. those of the genus
Homarus;
as the
American
lobster
(H.
Americanus),
and the
European
lobster
(H.
vulgaris).
The
Norwegian
lobster
(Nephrops
Norvegicus)
is
similar
in form. All these have a pair of large
unequal
claws.
The spiny
lobsters
of more
southern
waters,
belonging
to
Palinurus,
Panulirus,
and
allied
genera,
have no large
claws.
The
fresh-water
crayfishes
are
sometimes
called
lobsters..
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..
Irreparable
::
Irreparable
(a.) Not
reparable;
not
capable
of being
repaired,
recovered,
regained,
or
remedied;
irretrievable;
irremediable;
as, an
irreparable
breach;
an
irreparable
loss..
Dakir
::
Dakir (n.) A
measure
of
certain
commodities
by
number,
usually
ten or
twelve,
but
sometimes
twenty;
as, a daker of hides
consisted
of ten
skins;
a daker of
gloves
of ten
pairs..
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..
Tergeminous
::
Tergeminous
(a.)
Threefold;
thrice-paired.
Repair
::
Repair
(n.)
Condition
with
respect
to
soundness,
perfectness,
etc.; as, a house in good, or bad,
repair;
the book is out of
repair..
Rowlock
::
Rowlock
(n.) A
contrivance
or
arrangement
serving
as a
fulcrum
for an oar in
rowing.
It
consists
sometimes
of a notch in the
gunwale
of a boat,
sometimes
of a pair of pins
between
which the oar rests on the edge of the
gunwale,
sometimes
of a
single
pin
passing
through
the oar, or of a metal fork or
stirrup
pivoted
in the
gunwale
and
suporting
the oar..
Postilion
::
Postilion
(n.) One who rides and
guides
the first pair of
horses
of a coach or post
chaise;
also, one who rides one of the
horses
when one pair only is
used..
Refresh
::
Refresh
(a.) To make as if new; to
repair;
to
restore.
Myzostomata
::
Myzostomata
(n. pl.) An order of
curious
parasitic
worms found on
crinoids.
The body is short and
disklike,
with four pairs of
suckers
and five pairs of
hook-bearing
parapodia
on the under
side..
Injure
::
Injure
(v. t.) To do harm to; to
impair
the
excellence
and value of; to hurt; to
damage;
-- used in a
variety
of
senses;
as: (a) To hurt or
wound,
as the
person;
to
impair
soundness,
as of
health.
(b) To
damage
or
lessen
the value of, as goods or
estate.
(c) To
slander,
tarnish,
or
impair,
as
reputation
or
character.
(d) To
impair
or
diminish,
as
happiness
or
virtue.
(e) To give pain to, as the
sensibilities
or the
feelings;
to
grieve;
to
annoy.
(f) To
impair,
as the
intellect
or
mind..
Recure
::
Recure
(v. t.) To
restore,
as from
weariness,
sickness;
or the like; to
repair..
Myriapoda
::
Myriapoda
(n. pl.) A
class,
or
subclass,
of
arthropods,
related
to the
hexapod
insects,
from which they
differ
in
having
the body made up of
numerous
similar
segments,
nearly
all of which bear true
jointed
legs. They have one pair of
antennae,
three pairs of mouth
organs,
and
numerous
trachaae,
similar
to those of true
insects.
The
larvae,
when first
hatched,
often have but three pairs of legs. See
Centiped,
Galleyworm,
Milliped..
Cheek
::
Cheek (n.) Those
pieces
of a
machine,
or of any
timber,
or stone work, which form
corresponding
sides,
or which are
similar
and in pair; as, the
cheeks
(jaws)
of a vise; the
cheeks
of a gun
carriage,
etc..
Spiracle
::
Spiracle
(n.) One of the
external
openings
communicating
with the air tubes or
tracheae
of
insects,
myriapods,
and
arachnids.
They are
variable
in
number,
and are
usually
situated
on the sides of the
thorax
and
abdomen,
a pair to a
segment.
These
openings
are
usually
elliptical,
and
capable
of being
closed.
See
Illust.
under
Coleoptera..
Biconjugate
::
Biconjugate
(a.) Twice
paired,
as when a
petiole
forks
twice..
Blemish
::
Blemish
(v. t.) To mark with
deformity;
to
injure
or
impair,
as
anything
which is well
formed,
or
excellent;
to mar, or make
defective,
either
the body or
mind..
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