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couple
noun
1 a pair of people attached in some way, often romantically, eg a wife and husband.
2 a pair of partners, eg for dancing.
3 (usu a couple of) two, or a few I'll call you in a couple of weeks .
4 physics a pair of equal but opposite forces that are applied to different points on the same object, producing a turning effect.
verb (coupled , coupling )
1 to associate; to link.
2 to connect (two things).
3 intr to have sexual intercourse.
[13c: from French cople , from Latin copula bond or connection]
noun
1 a pair of people attached in some way, often romantically, eg a wife and husband.
2 a pair of partners, eg for dancing.
3 (usu a couple of) two, or a few I'll call you in a couple of weeks .
4 physics a pair of equal but opposite forces that are applied to different points on the same object, producing a turning effect.
verb (coupled , coupling )
1 to associate; to link.
2 to connect (two things).
3 intr to have sexual intercourse.
[13c: from French cople , from Latin copula bond or connection]
couplet
noun a pair of consecutive lines of verse, especially ones which rhyme and have the same metre.
[16c: diminutive of couple]
noun a pair of consecutive lines of verse, especially ones which rhyme and have the same metre.
[16c: diminutive of couple]
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