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A term used to describe a number of pairs of shoes.
The disappointment of being small breasted.
While pair programming, when your partner mysteriously becomes unable to do simple tasks for himself like getting a drink.
A Pairdiné par-din-ay is a gathering of guests to experience either small beer tastings or wine tastings paired with a Chef's accompanying appetizer, amuse-bouche or hors d’oeuvre. The purpose of the pairing is to show off the flavor elements of both the drink and food combined. The term is not French, though it is made to resemble a French word. ‘Pair’ for pairing and dine’ for dining, Pairdine’ is a word coined by restauranteur Shannon S. Wynne in 2014 for his new concept, Bird Café, in Ft. Worth, Texas. Tired of the trend of inviting people to a ‘wine or beer pairing’ he coined the word Pairdiné to save space on the printed table top collateral used in marketing a dinner.
"Paire" is a fan-created word coined to describe the relationship between the two characters Peter Petrelli (uncle) and Claire Bennet (niece) from serial "Heroes". Paire is not canon but fans of Paire don't care about it.
Originating from London, and now used in Brum more than anywhere: Paired is another word for sad.
An obvious breast augmentation procedure recipient.
Taken and adapted from Bluetooth pairing (when two Bluetooth enabled devices agree to communicate with one another). In bluetooth, When this happens, the two devices join what is called a trusted pair. When one device recognizes another device in an established trusted pair, each device automatically accepts communication, bypassing the discovery and authentication process that normally happen during Bluetooth interactions. This can however be used when on the town to refer to women you hope to hook up with.
A term for when pairing shippers pair a particular character with various other characters.
A character in fan fiction that is/can be/ has been paired up with just about any male and/or female character from the original work. Whether it is out of character (also know as OC) or not.
A gentleman or person who has no "balls, testicles, or juevos."