| COUCHE | • couché adj. (Heraldry) Not erect; inclined. • couché adj. (Heraldry) Lying on its side. • COUCHE n. (French) an evening reception, also COUCHEE. |
| COUCHED | • couched v. Simple past tense and past participle of couch. • couched adj. (Heraldry) Couché. • COUCH v. to put into words. |
| COUCHEE | • couchee n. (Obsolete) A reception held at the time of going to bed, as by a sovereign or great prince. • COUCHEE n. (French) an evening reception, also COUCHE. |
| COUCHER | • coucher n. One who couches. • coucher n. (Papermaking) One who couches paper. • coucher n. (UK, law, obsolete) A factor or agent resident in a country for traffic. |
| COUCHES | • couches n. Plural of couch. • couches v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of couch. • COUCH v. to put into words. |
| COUCHEES | • couchees n. Plural of couchee. • COUCHEE n. (French) an evening reception, also COUCHE. |
| COUCHERS | • couchers n. Plural of coucher. • COUCHER n. one who couches. |
| COUCHETTE | • couchette n. (Rare) A couch. • couchette n. A compartment on a passenger train having berths for sleeping. • couchette n. A berth in such a compartment. |
| ACCOUCHEUR | • accoucheur n. (Medicine) A person, especially a man, who delivers a baby (in childbirth). • ACCOUCHEUR n. (French) a male midwife. |
| COUCHETTES | • couchettes n. Plural of couchette. • COUCHETTE n. (French) a sleeping-berth on a continental train. |
| ACCOUCHEURS | • accoucheurs n. Plural of accoucheur. • ACCOUCHEUR n. (French) a male midwife. |
| ACCOUCHEUSE | • accoucheuse n. (Rare) A midwife. • ACCOUCHEUSE n. (French) a female midwife. |
| ACCOUCHEMENT | • accouchement n. Delivery in childbed; parturition. • ACCOUCHEMENT n. (French) childbirth; a confinement. |
| ACCOUCHEUSES | • accoucheuses n. Plural of accoucheuse. • ACCOUCHEUSE n. (French) a female midwife. |
| ACCOUCHEMENTS | • accouchements n. Plural of accouchement. • ACCOUCHEMENT n. (French) childbirth; a confinement. |