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pair

noun as in two of something

verb as in make, become a twosome

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He paired it with a trademark splitter that was also commanded with more precision than at any point in his initial MLB stint.

The pair breaks every beaker on Kirsh’s table until the cyborg slams the android over it, breaking his artificial spine.

From Salon

The pair also disagreed over the name of the party, with Sultana insisting in July it would not be called Your Party, only for Corbyn to hint the name could stay.

From BBC

He once kicked a movie star out of his shop because the star brought back a pair of patent leather shoes that he claimed were defective.

The pair were said to have argued over chamber timetabling on Wednesday after a discussion about tackling seagulls ran on.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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