Pair
pair "A pair of beads". This was used at Richard's Harbour by everyone when referring to a necklace of some kind. I have heard it used at Port aux Basques by my aunts who have been living there for more than thirty years. Heard used between 1954 and 1967. I always say "a pair of...
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| Summary: | pair "A pair of beads". This was used at Richard's Harbour by everyone when referring to a necklace of some kind. I have heard it used at Port aux Basques by my aunts who have been living there for more than thirty years. Heard used between 1954 and 1967. I always say "a pair of beads" when refrring to "a set of beads". Not used Not used Withdrawn |
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