Both
//bəʊθ//
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Determiner
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The word "both" can be used as conjunction, pronoun, proper noun, determiner and adjective.
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Both respirator God doesn't give with both hands bat for both sides best of both worlds both barrels both of ours both of theirs both of yours both … and both-handed both-handedly both-handedness both-sided both-sidedness both-sides both-sidesism bothsiderism burn one's candle at both ends burn the candle at both ends butter one's bread on both sides cut both ways find one's ass with both hands and a flashlight go both ways grip oneself with both hands have a foot in both camps have it both ways have one's bread buttered on both sides hear both sides jump in with both feet look both ways make both ends meet not have both oars in the water out of both sides of one's mouth play both ends against the middle play both sides against the middle swing both ways take one's courage in both hands with both hands work both ends against the middle work both sides against the middle worst of both worlds
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