Noun(1) a pair who associate with one another(2) a pair of people who live together(3) a small indefinite number(4) two items of the same kind(5) (physics(6) something joined by two equal and opposite forces that actalong parallel lines(7) pair of things
Verb(1) bring two objects, ideas, or people together(2) link together(3) form a pair or pairs(4) engage in sexual intercourse(5) bring two objects(6) ideas(7) or people together(8) make love(9) join two things
Noun(1) a pair who associate with one another(2) a pair of people who live together(3) a small indefinite number(4) two items of the same kind(5) (physics(6) something joined by two equal and opposite forces that actalong parallel lines(7) pair of things
Verb(1) bring two objects, ideas, or people together(2) link together(3) form a pair or pairs(4) engage in sexual intercourse(5) bring two objects(6) ideas(7) or people together(8) make love(9) join two things
(1) a honeymoon couple(2) the beetles may couple up to form a pair(3) Congratulations are extended to the newly married couple and their families.(4) A new couple whirled onto the dance floor and snatched her attention.(5) just a couple more questions(6) we got some eggsu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00c2would you like a couple?(7) But you seem to have asked the question a couple of times, and I am a bit puzzled by that.(8) My guard had been increased and it was a small army of a couple of dozen soldiers who rattled around with me.(9) a couple of girls were playing marbles(10) a married couple(11) So Jesse and I just went into the kitchen to get a couple of chicken sandwiches.(12) clean the stains with a couple squirts dishwashing liquid(13) as middle-class youth grew more tolerant of sex, they started to couple more often(14) Locate the marking tool on the door or jamb, and strike it sharply with a hammer a couple times.(15) Jim gave his regulator a couple of squirts on the purge button to reassure himself that his air was turned on.(16) Most households consist of a married or unmarried couple and their children.
(1) a honeymoon couple(2) the beetles may couple up to form a pair(3) Congratulations are extended to the newly married couple and their families.(4) A new couple whirled onto the dance floor and snatched her attention.(5) just a couple more questions(6) we got some eggsu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00c2would you like a couple?(7) But you seem to have asked the question a couple of times, and I am a bit puzzled by that.(8) My guard had been increased and it was a small army of a couple of dozen soldiers who rattled around with me.(9) a couple of girls were playing marbles(10) a married couple(11) So Jesse and I just went into the kitchen to get a couple of chicken sandwiches.(12) clean the stains with a couple squirts dishwashing liquid(13) as middle-class youth grew more tolerant of sex, they started to couple more often(14) Locate the marking tool on the door or jamb, and strike it sharply with a hammer a couple times.(15) Jim gave his regulator a couple of squirts on the purge button to reassure himself that his air was turned on.(16) Most households consist of a married or unmarried couple and their children.
📺 Word Example from TV Shows
...which predicts the stability of a COUPLE
based on behavior.
The Big Bang Theory Season 8, Episode 3
-you can’t stand her, you have problems.
-Problems just like any COUPLE, Mónica,
Money Heist Season 1, Episode 1
I can't let that all fall apart
because of a COUPLE of bad years.
Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 11
We should have had a COUPLE of boys
like you along, shouldn't we?
Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 4
It should go better now.
I watched a COUPLE of YouTube videos.
Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 15