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Definition of pair
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Pair (n.) In a
mechanism,
two
elements,
or
bodies,
which are so
applied
to each other as to
mutually
constrain
relative
motion..
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Zygobranchia
::
Zygobranchia
(n. pl.) A
division
of
marine
gastropods
in which the gills are
developed
on both sides of the body and the renal
organs
are also
paired.
The
abalone
(Haliotis)
and the
keyhole
limpet
(Fissurella)
are
examples.
Reparative
::
Reparative
(a.)
Repairing,
or
tending
to
repair..
Exigible
::
Exigible
(a.) That may be
exacted;
repairable.
Blunt
::
Blunt (v. t.) To
repress
or
weaken,
as any
appetite,
desire,
or power of the mind; to
impair
the
force,
keenness,
or
susceptibility,
of; as, to blunt the
feelings..
Desperate
::
Desperate
(a.)
Proceeding
from, or
suggested
by,
despair;
without
regard
to
danger
or
safety;
reckless;
furious;
as, a
desperate
effort..
Amphipoda
::
Amphipoda
(n. pl.) A
numerous
group of
fourteen
--
footed
Crustacea,
inhabiting
both fresh and salt
water.
The body is
usually
compressed
laterally,
and the
anterior
pairs or legs are
directed
downward
and
forward,
but the
posterior
legs are
usually
turned
upward
and
backward.
The beach flea is an
example.
See
Tetradecapoda
and
Arthrostraca..
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..
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..
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..
Cooper
::
Cooper
(n.) Work done by a
cooper
in
making
or
repairing
barrels,
casks,
etc.; the
business
of a
cooper..
Dumb-bell
::
Dumb-bell
(n.) A
weight,
consisting
of two
spheres
or
spheroids,
connected
by a short bar for a
handle;
used
(often
in
pairs)
for
gymnastic
exercise..
Nettling
::
Nettling
(n.) The
process
of tying
together
the ends of yarns in
pairs,
to
prevent
tangling..
Protoplast
::
Protoplast
(n.) A
first-formed
organized
body; the first
individual,
or pair of
individuals,
of a
species..
Empair
::
Empair
(v. t.) To
impair.
Twin
::
Twin (a.) Being one of a pair much
resembling
one
another;
standing
the
relation
of a twin to
something
else; -- often
followed
by to or with.
Leg
::
Leg (n.) The part of any
article
of
clothing
which
covers
the leg; as, the leg of a
stocking
or of a pair of
trousers..
Mastodon
::
Mastodon
(n.) An
extinct
genus of
mammals
closely
allied
to the
elephant,
but
having
less
complex
molar
teeth,
and often a pair of
lower,
as well as
upper,
tusks,
which are
incisor
teeth.
The
species
were
mostly
larger
than
elephants,
and their
romains
occur in
nearly
all parts of the world in
deposits
ranging
from
Miocene
to late
Quaternary
time..
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..
Desperate
::
Desperate
(a.)
Without
hope; given to
despair;
hopeless.
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..
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