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Meaning

The word "parer" refers to someone who cuts or trims, specifically in relation to fruits or vegetables. It can also refer to an individual who removes the outer layer or skin of something, similar to peeling. The term is often associated with the act of preparing food.

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Etymology

The word "parer" originates from the verb "pare," which means to trim or to reduce something by cutting away its outer edges. The verb itself comes from the Old French "parer," which means to prepare or to adorn.

Examples

  1. She used a sharp knife to pare the apples before baking the pie.
  2. The chef taught us how to correctly pare the vegetables for the stir-fry.
  3. My mother always used a special peeler to properly pare the skin off of the potatoes.
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