Couple
The Verbalist · 1881 · p. 1
In its primitive signification, this word does not mean simply two, but two that are united by some bond; such as, for example, the tie that unites the sexes. It has, however, been so long used to mean two of a kind considered together, that in this sense it may be deemed permi ible, though the substitution of the word two for it would often materially improve the diction.
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