Couches is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COUCHES in dictionary:

VERB:
• COUCH, to put into words
• express (something) in language of a specified style
• lay down
• lower (a spear) to the position for attack
• treat (a cataract) by pushing the lens of the eye downwards and backwards, out of line with the pupil.
• (in embroidery) fix (a thread) to a fabric by stitching it down flat with another thread
NOUN:
• a long upholstered piece of furniture for several people to sit on
• a coarse grass with long creeping roots, which can be a serious weed in gardens.
• a reclining seat with a headrest at one end on which a psychoanalyst's subject or doctor's patient lies while undergoing treatment

Words related to COUCHES

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How to use COUCHES in a sentence

• Duly at set of sun they betook themselves to their couches.
• The cabins being full, other travelers have installed themselves on the couches, amid a lot of little packages, and they will not move from there.
• A flock of mountain sheep started from their couches on the heather and looked at her, and she went driving them before her.
• In the next place, men so trained will be capable of sleeping on hard couches, and prove brave guardians of the posts assigned them.
• The bed on which the monarch slept was of gold, and subjects were forbidden to take their repose on couches of this rich material.
• Having smoked and drunk the old year out, the captains and company retired to their couches without thinking about hunting.
• There was a screen of his carving, and two or three couches, the latter more comfortable than the rest of the furniture, being covered with moose and seal skins.
• But when all had retired to rest on the couches of the great hall, in the murky night, Grendel came.
• On the middle one of the three couches hitherto unoccupied, lay Lona.
• When they came to their couches, the dinner-table was covered with rare and costly things.
• The maidens, save two, had flung themselves upon rugs and couches.
• It mattered not to them that a bed between two rolls of paper was the softest they could find, for couches and easy chairs are no part of a newspaper establishment.
• The floor was warmly spread with skins, from which their couches were also formed.
• He conceived it as a lying on couches amid cushions, sniffing Orient perfumes in scent-bottles.
• Scarcely had we placed our heads on the fir-tops which formed our couches, when hideous sounds burst forth from the forest.
• Under the portico, whose pillars were cut from the richly-coloured native marbles, reposed the two friends on low couches.
• Marina, the wife of Marcus, and Columba sat on carved chairs, the men of the family reclining on the couches constructed to hold three.
• He had an impression of an empty blood-stained couch, of men on other couches, bandaged and blood-stained.
• They contented themselves with spreading moss and dry leaves on the sand of the passages, and on these primitive couches the tired workers slept soundly.
• As they were to remain there but one night they had not fixed up any couches further than to throw down some dry brushwood and a few cedar boughs.
• We shall lie on couches when we are not flying, he added, and being in doubt he asked Joseph if the heavenly host was always on the wing.
• It is furnished with the usual couches spread with skins, and on the edge of one of these, Lydia is seated.
• The sledges, large, commodious and so lined with furs as to furnish luxurious couches for repose, traveled night and day.

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