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- noun Plural form of
cupid .
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Examples
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Sotheby's says that the painting, showing a richly dressed woman and man surrounded by cupids, is thought to represent Elizabeth and Lord Craven.
A Home and Its Love Story Margaret Studer 2010
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Hmm you’re saying that cupids is too close to cupid?
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The conductor of the party in Egypt had called them both "cupids;" and this term became very popular for the time.
Asiatic Breezes Students on The Wing Oliver Optic 1859
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We were busy people, meeting, touring, eating, drinking, dancing, and a story I will tell soon of playing cupids to our newfound friend Maria Helena de la Cruz, I call my professor.
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We were busy people, meeting, touring, eating, drinking, dancing, and a story I will tell soon of playing cupids to our newfound friend Maria Helena de la Cruz, I call my professor.
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A late 18th-century golden-bronze gueridon a small table used by waiters when serving with cupids supporting the tray, attributed to the renowned furniture maker Adam Weisweiler, is estimated at €70,000-€100,000.
The Soul of a French Palace Margaret Studer 2011
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Here were squares upon squares of cupids, lions, robed Chinese men and bearded sea creatures smoking pipes.
Delight in Blue and White Julie Lasky 2012
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We were busy people, meeting, touring, eating, drinking, dancing, and a story I will tell soon of playing cupids to our newfound friend Maria Helena de la Cruz, I call my professor.
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Roses, teddy bears, and cupids abound each February, creating fond memories.
Chicken Soup for the Soul: Thanks Dad Jack Canfield 2011
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We were busy people, meeting, touring, eating, drinking, dancing, and a story I will tell soon of playing cupids to our newfound friend Maria Helena de la Cruz, I call my professor.
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