Verb couple up has 1 sense

1. couple, couple on, couple up - link together; "can we couple these proposals?"
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couple up

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense: To form a romantic or physical relationship

Usage:

• They decided to couple up after spending a lot of time together.
• During the dance, everyone was trying to couple up with a partner.
• She was excited to couple up with her crush at the party.

Part of Speech: Phrasal Verb (informal)

Sense: To team up or pair with someone for a particular purpose or activity

Usage:

• Let's couple up and work on this project together.
• He quickly coupled up with a skilled partner to compete in the doubles match.
• The students were asked to couple up and solve the problems collaboratively.

Part of Speech: Adverbial Phrase

Sense: To move or position oneself closely or intimately to someone

Usage:

• She snuggled up to him and they watched a movie together.
• During the cold winter night, they huddled up to keep warm.
• The children sat on the floor, close together, and listened attentively as the teacher gathered up.

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