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cans

British  
/ kænz /

plural noun

  1. an informal name for headphones

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The price of everything from Korean electronic goods to Indian beer cans may also get a jolt.

From Barron's

Raids took place in the North Rhine-Westphalia region on Wednesday morning where boats, engines, petrol cans and life jackets were seized.

From BBC

Kirkland’s new cans have the same look as Celsius: white with colored banners and pictures of fruit.

From The Wall Street Journal

The pastor and his wife, who’d never had children of their own, should take her bottles and the yellow cans of formula, too, and follow the instructions on the label.

From Salon

"To actually think they had to carry several pallets of these cans up and down to various base camps at different stages to keep them supplied," Goodison-Blanks said.

From BBC