pareu
American
[pahr-ey-oo]
/ ˈpɑr eɪˌu /
noun
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Also pareo a length of cloth, especially of a brightly colored print, wrapped on the body like a lavalava and worn by women as a cover-up, skirt, dress, or the like.
pareu
British
/ ˈpɑːreɪˌuː /
noun
Etymology
Origin of pareu
Borrowed into English from Tahitian around 1855–60
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