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paire
n.(1)
135 quotations in 4 senses
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Two, a set of two, a pair; -- often sg. with pl. meaning: (a) of garments for the hands, feet, etc.; of armor for the arms, etc.;
paire of boteus (spores), paire (of) hosen (shoes), paire brace
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