Answer: PAIR
PAIR is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 186 times.
- Hosiery purchase
- Twosome
- Poker holding
- Brace
- Au ___
- A three-of-a-kind beats it
- Match
- Part of a full house
- Two socks
- Complement of socks
- Duet
- Unexciting poker holding
- One and one
- Weak poker hand
- Eyes or ears
- Low poker holding
- Two queens, e.g.
- Marriage requirement
- 69-Across component
- Ice dancing team
- Poker holding lower than three-of-a-kind
- Tabloid topic
- Full house holding
- It's not much to show
- Entry in an ice-skating competition
- Ark complement
- Two of a kind
- Four and four, say
- Texas Hold 'em holding
- See 25-Down
- Unexciting poker hand
- Socks set
- It beats nothing
- Low poker hand
- Two threes, for one
- Poker match
- Low-ranking poker hand
- Couple
- Ark-boarding unit
- Hand holding?
- Duo
- Do a laundry chore
- Skating duo
- Full house part
- Ark unit
- Aces, perhaps
- Set of two
- Au __: home helper
- Small set
- Hosiery item
- Matched set
- Two that match
- Pants purchase
- Set of socks
- Small matched set
- 40% of a full house
- Make a match
- Modest hand
- Two jacks, e.g.
- Poker holding, perhaps
- Ark set
- Socks purchase
- One and the other
- Monogamy quorum
- Texas hold 'em holding, perhaps
- Two twos, e.g.
- Tabloid topic, often
- It beats nothing in poker
- Socks, e.g.
- They go together
- It's better than ace-high
- It beats nothing, in poker
- Shoes or socks
- Two matching things
- Card combo
- Au ___: home helper
- It may be held by a folder
- Two boots
- Two twos
- Two twos, say
- Duo
- Jacks, e.g.
- Healthy hold 'em holding
- Part of a poker full house
- Skating group
- Poker hand
- Twins, e.g.
- Dancers, often
- Two fives, for one
- Modest poker hand
- Socks complement
- Bring two objects together
- Set of skates
- Tango requirement
- Socks selection
- Skating team
- Match (up)
- Queen-high beater
- Mom and dad, e.g.
- Two tens, for one
- Two 10s, e.g.
- Shoe-store buy
- Good starting hand in Texas Hold 'Em
- Modest poker holding
- Matching ___
- Skating competition entry, maybe
- 10-10 or Q-Q
- Nonpolygamous grouping
- Poker opener, perhaps
- Three-of-a-kind beats it
- One couple
- Meager hand
- Put together, as socks
- Twins or matching socks, e.g.
- It may be matched
- It might be held by a folder
- One plus one
- Scissors minimum
- Tango team
- Twins or socks, e.g.
- Lowest poker hand
- Ace-high beater
- Match, as socks
- Lowly poker hand
- Similar set
- Hose purchase
- Scissors need
- Two twos, for one
- Hand that beats ace high
- Two turtledoves, e.g.
- Poker duo
- It beats an ace high
- "Dancing with the Stars" team
- Full house component
- Hold 'em holding
- Good "pocket" holding in Hold 'em
- Two sevens, e.g.
- Two twos but not three threes
- Bluffer's poker hand, perhaps
- It beats ace-high
- Yoke complement
- You and me, say
- Match with
- Put two together
- Au ___: live-in nanny
- Unlikely poker winner
- "A ___ of star-crossed lovers"
- Match (with)
- Glove purchase
- Two aces or jacks
- Put together
- Link (up)
- Couple, or 64-Across' hand
- Figure skating duo
- Beach volleyball team
- Two aces, say
- Figure skating team
- Strong "pocket" holding in Hold 'em
- Pliers unit
- Scissors unit
- This and that, say
- Low hand
- Unexciting Yahtzee roll
- Many glasses are sold as one
- Single piece of underwear, paradoxically
- It beats a high card
- Two kings, perhaps
- Set of tabi
- Shoe store purchase
- Two aces, e.g.
- Two together
- Two kings or two queens, e.g.
- Two queens or two sevens
- Connect, as two devices
- Dice in Monopoly, e.g.
- Synonym of "brace"
- Trio minus one
- Link via bluetooth
- Salt and pepper or peanut butter and jelly
- Connect, as a Bluetooth device
- Sync with Bluetooth
- Au ___: nanny
- Kings or queens, say
- It beats a high card but nothing else
- Humble poker hand
- Poker hand that beats a high card