COUPER

Meaning of COUPER in English

Couper BrE AmE ˈkuːp ə AmE \ - ə r

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COUPER — I. ˈkəu̇pər, ˈküp- noun ( -s ) Etymology: coup (I) + -er chiefly Scotland : a dealer especially in horses …
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COUPER — Cou ‧ per, Heather /ˈkuːpəʳ/ BrE AmE (1944–) a British ↑ astronomer (=a scientist who studies the stars) who has …
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
COUPER, ARCHIBALD SCOTT — born March 31, 1831, Kirkintilloch, Dunbartonshire, Scot. died March 11, 1892, Kirkintilloch Scottish chemist who, independently of August Kekule, proposed …
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COUPER, HEATHER — Cou ‧ per, Heather /ˈkuːpəʳ/ BrE AmE (1944–) a British ↑ astronomer (=a scientist who studies the stars) who has …
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COUPÉ — or coupe noun Etymology: French ~, from past participle of couper to cut, strike Date: 1825 a four-wheeled closed horse-drawn …
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COPE — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English -cāp, from Late Latin cappa head covering Date: 13th century a long …
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DECOUPAGE — I. noun or dé·cou·page ˌdāküˈpäzh, -pȧzh, ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌ ̷ ̷ ( -s ) Etymology: French découpage action of cutting up, action of cutting …
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COUPED — I. past of coup II. ˈküpt adjective Etymology: French coupé (from past participle of couper ) + English -ed 1. …
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COUP — I. ˈkau̇p, ˈkōp, ˈkəu̇p transitive verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: Middle English coupen to pay for, from Old Norse kaupa …
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COPPICE — I. ˈkäpə̇s noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle French copeiz, coupeiz, from couper to cut — more at cope 1. …
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COPE — I. ˈkōp noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English, from Old English -cāp, from Medieval Latin capa, from Late Latin …
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COOPER — I. ˈküpə(r), ˈku̇p- noun ( -s ) Etymology: Middle English couper, cowper, from Middle Dutch cūper (from cūpe cask + …
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RECOUP — (ˈ)rē|küp, rə̇ˈ- verb ( -ed/-ing/-s ) Etymology: French recouper to cut back, from Old French, from re- + couper to …
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COUPON — ˈk(y)üˌpän noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, from Old French coupon, copon piece, from couper, coper to cut — more …
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COUPÉ — noun or coupe (ˈ)kü|pā, in sense 2b often ˈküp ( -s ) Etymology: French coupé, from past participle of couper …
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COUPAGE — (ˈ)kü|päzh noun ( -s ) Etymology: French, act of cutting, from Middle French, from couper to cut + -age — …
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RECOUP — — recoupable , adj. — recoupment , n. /ri koohp"/ , v.t. 1. to get back the equivalent of: to …
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DECOUPAGE — /day'kooh pahzh"/ , n. , v. , decoupaged, decoupaging . n. Also, découpage /day'kooh pahzh"/ ; Fr. /day kooh pannzh"/ …
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COUPÉ — /kooh pay"/ or, for 1, 5, /koohp/ , n. 1. a short, four-wheeled, closed carriage, usually with a single seat …
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COPE — cope 1 — copeless , adj. — copelessness , n. /kohp/ , v. , coped, coping . v.i. 1. to …
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COOPER — /kooh"peuhr, koop"euhr/ , n. 1. a person who makes or repairs casks, barrels, etc. v.t. 2. to make or repair …
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COUP — I. ˈkōp verb Etymology: Middle English, to strike, from Anglo-French couper — more at cope Date: circa 1572 chiefly Scottish …
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COPE — I. ˈkōp noun Etymology: Middle English, from Old English -cāp, from Late Latin cappa head covering Date: 13th century 1. …
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COOPER — I. ˈkü-pər, ˈku̇- noun Etymology: Middle English couper, cowper, from Middle Dutch cūper (from cūpe cask) or Middle Low German …
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RECOUP — verb Etymology: French recouper to cut back, from Old French, from re- + couper to cut — more at cope …
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DECOUPAGE — or dé·cou·page ˌdā-(ˌ)kü-ˈpäzh Etymology: French découpage, literally, act of cutting out, from Middle French, from decouper to cut out, from …
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COUPON — noun Etymology: French, from Old French, piece, from couper to cut — more at cope Date: 1822 1. : a …
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COPE — [cope] n [ME, fr. OE -cap, fr. LL cappa head covering] (13c) 1: a long enveloping ecclesiastical vestment 2. a: …
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NEF, JOHN ULRIC — born June 14, 1862, Herisau, Switz. died Aug. 13, 1915, Carmel, Calif., U.S. American chemist whose studies demonstrated that carbon …
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