Coupe

koo-pa-', n. A compartment in a French dili gence, or in a railroad carriage a four-wheeled close carriage for two persons. [F., p. p. of couper, to cut.] Couple, kup'1, Two things of the same kind connected or taken together; a betrothed or married pair; brace. — [coupled (kup'ld), coupling.] To link or connect together, join; to unite as male and female, marry.— To come together aa male and female, form a sexual union, embrace. [F., L. copula, a bond, band. See Copula.] — Coup'ler, n. — Coup'let, n. Two lines of verse that rhyme with each other. — Coup'ling, n. Act of bringing or coming together connection sexual linger or ink, then, boNboN, chair, get. 136 COUPON 120 union. (Mach.) That which couples one thing with another, as a hook, chain, etc. Coupon, koo'pon or -poN. n. {Com.) An interest certificate attached to a transferable bond, to be cut off for payment when interest due. [F., couper, to cut.]