Q. What's the difference between checkered and plaid?
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The distinction between plaid and checkered as adjectives is that plaid has a pattern or colors that resemble a Scottish tartan; checkered are marked with bars or stripes at right angles, whereas checkered is split into squares or bright and dark patches.
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