couple /kupˈl/

1. Two of a kind joined together, or connected
2. Two, a pair
3. Two people considered as partners, esp a man and woman
4. That which joins two things together
5. A pair of equal forces acting on the same body in opposite and parallel directions (physics)

To join together

To form a sexual relationship

coupˈledom noun

coupˈlement noun

1. Union
2. A couple

coupˈler noun

1. Someone who or something that couples or unites
2. An organ mechanism by which stops of one manual can be played from another or from the pedals
3. An acoustic coupler (qv)

coupˈlet noun

1. A pair, couple
2. A twin
3. Two successive lines of verse (esp) that rhyme with each other

coupˈling noun

1. That which connects
2. An appliance for transmitting motion in machinery, or for connecting vehicles, as in a railway train
3. The part of the body of a quadruped lying between the forequarters and hindquarters

coupˈling-box noun

The box or ring of metal connecting the contiguous ends of two lengths of shafts

well-coupled

Of a horse, well-formed at the part where the back joins the rump

a couple of

1. (loosely) two or three
2. A few

• comedogenic
• comedones
• comedos
• come down
• comedown
• come down in the world
• come down on
• comedowns
• come down upon
• come down with
• comedy
• comedy of humours
• comedy of manners
• come for
• come forward
• come from
• come from behind
• come full circle
• come hell or high water
• come high
• come-hither
• come home
• come home by Weeping Cross
• come home to roost
• come in