Pair (noun)

  1. A set of two similar things used together.
  2. A couple regarded as a unit.
  3. A pair of people or animals.
  4. Two things of the same size and shape, especially matching socks.
  5. A couple or partnership.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french paire, from latin paria "equals", from par "equal".

Examples:

  1. She brought a pair of gloves.
  2. The pair of shoes went well with her dress.
  3. They make a great pair.
  4. The couple is often referred to as a pair.
  5. A pair of horses was needed to pull the wagon.
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