Usually means: Renaissance dance resembling the pavane.
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  7. pavin: Webster's Revised Unabridged, 1913 Edition
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Pavin)

▸ noun:  Alternative form of Paduan (“stately Spanish dance”) [A native or inhabitant of Padua.]

Similar:
pavan, pavian, pavanne, pavon, Paduan, Padin, Padanian, pavone, Padovano, Paduano, more...

Opposite:
unpaved, dirt, gravel, rough, uneven

Types:
spade, club, heart, diamond, more...

Phrases:
Corey Pavin, more...



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Similar:
pavan, pavian, pavanne, pavon, Paduan, Padin, Padanian, pavone, Padovano, Paduano, more...

Opposite:
unpaved, dirt, gravel, rough, uneven

Types:
spade, club, heart, diamond, more...

Phrases:
Corey Pavin, more...



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