paired

/pɛrd/
verb
  1. Past tense of pair: joined or matched two things together.
    • The teacher paired the shy student with a friendly classmate.
    • He paired his new sneakers with a bright yellow jacket.
    • She paired the red wine with a sharp cheddar cheese.
adjective
  1. Consisting of two matching or complementary things that go together.
    • The students worked in paired groups to complete the science experiment.
    • The paired socks were folded neatly in the drawer.
    • She wore a set of paired earrings that matched her necklace perfectly.
  2. Connected or linked together, especially in a relationship or system.
    • The paired chromosomes carry genetic information from both parents.
    • In the dance, each dancer was paired with a partner for the waltz.
    • The paired devices synced automatically via Bluetooth.
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