pairs

/ pɛəz /

plural noun

1. another name for Pelmanism

Example Sentences

The instinct that pairs chèvre with strawberries is the same one that tells you to finish a bowl of lentils with lemon juice, or to scatter pickled shallots over roast chicken.

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Then, by combining pairs of those mutations, they created a Cas9 editor that lowered the error rate even further, to 1/36th the original amount.

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Now she's campaigning for big brands such as Nike, Adidas and Puma to sell single shoes rather than pairs.

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They all come in pairs or trios, with the images in each set similar but not exactly the same.

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The same lasts could be used over and over again to make several pairs of shoes, as long as the heel height was the same.

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Related Words

• combination 
• couple 
• duo 
• match 
• team 
• two