Couple

What do we mean by couple?

Two items of the same kind; a pair. noun

Something that joins or connects two things together; a link. noun

Two people united, as by betrothal or marriage. noun

Two people together. noun

A few; several. noun

A pair of forces of equal magnitude acting in parallel but opposite directions, capable of causing rotation but not translation. noun

To link together; connect. intransitive verb

To link (two circuits or currents), as by magnetic induction. intransitive verb

To join together in marriage; marry. intransitive verb

To form pairs; join. intransitive verb

To unite sexually; have sexual intercourse. intransitive verb

To join chemically. intransitive verb

Two or few. adjective

In astronomy, a double star. noun

To link or connect, as one thing with another; fasten together, especially in a pair or pairs; unite: as, to couple cars.

To marry; join together as husband and wife; unite in matrimony.

In organ-playing, to connect by means of a coupler, as two keys or keyboards. See coupler .

To embrace, as the sexes; copulate.

In organ-playing, to be susceptible of connection by means of a coupler, as one key or keyboard with another.

Two partners in a romantic or sexual relationship.

Two of the same kind connected or considered together.

A small number.

One of the pairs of plates of two metals which compose a voltaic battery, called a voltaic couple or galvanic couple.

Two forces that are equal in magnitude but opposite in direction (and acting along parallel lines), thus creating the turning effect of a torque or moment.

A couple-close.

That which joins or links two things together; a bond or tie; a coupler.

Means a few, some, or in some instances alot Urban Dictionary

When two people are dating. Urban Dictionary

A pair. Two. Double. Urban Dictionary

A couple is a pair of two people as boyfriend and girlfriend, boyfriend and boyfriend, girlfriend and girlfriend. A couple loves each other deeply and tell each other everything. Good couples don't lie to each other and tell each other how they feel, but bad couples can keep secrets from each other. A couple doesn't have any standard rules, it's just what works best for the two. Urban Dictionary

That couple refers to the couple that you turn into when you act all cutsie around each other and make other people (single people) want to vomit and skewer themselves on a flaming hot poker. Urban Dictionary

Hit UK TV show, that flopped when remade stateside. Proof that humour is on the whole non-exportable. Urban Dictionary

An it couple are a super cool couple who are generally hot. People want to be this couple as they are amazing to look at. Urban Dictionary

Two to fifteen objects or ideas of the same sort. Urban Dictionary

Two people joined in a relationship. Urban Dictionary

When a man tucks his balls into the vagina while fucking, becoming stuck inside the vagina. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to couple:
couple, coupe, copple, coupee, coule, souple, coupole.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word couple:
divorced, honeymoon, daughters, expecting, divorce, sons, wedding, children, marriage, separated, daughter, marry, married, lived, child, pregnant, weeks, couples, son, baby.

Words that rhyme with couple:
supple, stipple, quintuple, decouple, stipel, pipul, pupal, swipple, gripple, uncouple, dripple, tripel, swiple, lipyl, pipile, ruppel, the pill, up hill, up ill.

Adjectives that are often used to describe couple:
young, married, last, first, next, old, past, elderly, happy, royal, aged, older, childless, handsome, odd, gay, nice, infertile, perfect, heterosexual, worthy, retired, unmarried, divine, resultant, ideal, looking, attractive, imperial, interracial, charming, strange, lovely, class, devoted, male, romantic, parental, younger, wealthy, betrothed, newlywed, marital, wedded, divorced, worth, mixed, unhappy, extra, wonderful, happiest, guilty, career, adoptive, assorted, youthful, respectable, pleasant, missionary.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective couple:
families, households, system, colour, family, stresses, therapy, relationship, policy, device, household, years, relationships, friends, model, color, source, wires, method, type, dance, dances, systems, moment, pyrometer, instruments, circuit, energy, mechanism, stress, close, devices, hell, interview, units, dancing, pattern, mechanisms, closes, set, faculties, basis, gear, pyrometers, members, instrument, roof, correlations, formation, income, satisfaction, experiments, homes, versus, resultants, ammeter, variation, solutions, beggar, hormone, counseling, renters, acting, minutes, companionate, correlation, components, moments, marriage, junction, sex, hypothesis, camera, living, interaction, centered, sets, component, hood, arrangement.

Consonant match to couple:
copal, capel, keypal, caple, koppel, coppel, kapelle, capelle, keppel, kappel, copple, capell, cappel, koeppel, kepple, kopple, capp al, kopel, cope all, koppell.

Words that sound like couple:
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