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–noun
1.
Milman,
1902–35,
U.S. classical scholar and philologist.
2.
William Edward,
1790–1855,
English arctic explorer.
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Word Origin & History
parry
(v.)
1634, from Fr.
parez!
(which commonly would have been heard in fencing lessons), imper. of
parer
"ward off," from It.
parare
"to ward or defend a blow," from L.
parare
"make ready, prepare" (see
pare
). Non-fencing use is from 1718.
Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2001 Douglas Harper
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