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TWOS |
Pairs |
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COUPLES |
Pairs |
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DUOS |
Pairs |
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DUETS |
Musical pairs |
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GEMINOUS |
Double; in pairs. |
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MARACAS |
Instruments shaken in pairs |
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CONJUGATE |
In single pairs; coupled. |
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TWINS |
Central match victories for pairs |
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PLAGIARIZE |
Copy’s agile pairs monkeying around |
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PARIS |
Romantic destination for troubled pairs |
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THREELEGGEDRACE |
A running event for pairs |
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DIDYMOUS |
Growing in pairs or twins. |
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MULTIJUGATE |
Having many pairs of leaflets. |
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BINATE |
Double; growing in pairs or couples. |
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BIJUGATE |
Having two pairs, as of leaflets. |
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GEMINIFLOROUS |
Having the flowers arranged in pairs. |
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TEST MATCHES |
Examine congruent pairs in big cricket contests |
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TESTMATCHES |
Examine congruent pairs in big cricket contests |
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DECAPOD |
Crustacean with five pairs of walking legs |
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EQUIPEDAL |
Equal-footed; having the pairs of feet equal. |
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TERGEMINATE |
Thrice twin; having three pairs of leaflets. |
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NANNIES |
Insane mix-up follows nervous start for au pairs |
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NOAH |
He collected pairs of newts, ocelots and hares, at first |
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FOURTH |
Last bridge player takes two pairs and heart from Nathan |
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MARSUPIALS |
For example, Tasmanian devils or kangaroos mauls pairs on the loose |