Couple - Crossword Clue, Answer and Explanation

'couple' is the definition. (a romantic couple are 'an item') This is the entire clue.

(Other definitions for item that I've seen before include "One of a series (or a couple!)" , "Unit; detail" , "Two in a romantic relationship?" , "Separate article" , "Loving couple" .)

I've seen this clue in The Wall Street Journal, the Evening Standard, the Sydney Morning Herald, The Times, The Daily Mail, The Irish Times, the Penny Press, the LA Times, the Universal, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, the King Feature Syndicate, the Newsday, the USA Today, The Guardian, The Mirror, The Independent, The Irish Independent, The New York Times and The Star Tribune.

'couple' is the definition. (synonyms) This is all the clue.

(Other definitions for pair that I've seen before include "players of duet?" , "Couple - wed" , "Agreement to avoid division" , "flight of stairs" , "Cereal used as food" .)

I've seen this clue in The Wall Street Journal, the Evening Standard, the Sydney Morning Herald, The Times, The Daily Mail, The Irish Times, the Penny Press, the LA Times, the Universal, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, the King Feature Syndicate, the Newsday, the USA Today, The Guardian, The Mirror, The Independent, The Irish Independent, The New York Times and The Star Tribune.

'couple' is the definition. (synonyms) This is the entire clue.

(Other definitions for yoke that I've seen before include "Badge of slavery" , "form of slavery?" , "band of marriage" , "Bond of servitude" , "Oppressive burden" .)

I've seen this clue in The Wall Street Journal, the Evening Standard, the Sydney Morning Herald, The Times, The Daily Mail, The Irish Times, the Penny Press, the LA Times, the Universal, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, the King Feature Syndicate, the Newsday, the USA Today, The Guardian, The Mirror, The Independent, The Irish Independent, The New York Times and The Star Tribune.

'couple' is the definition. (something made up of two parts) This is all the clue.

(Other definitions for dyad that I've seen before include "is in element" , "Pair" , "Couple" , "Something in two parts" .)

I've seen this clue in The Wall Street Journal, the Evening Standard, the Sydney Morning Herald, The Times, The Daily Mail, The Irish Times, the Penny Press, the LA Times, the Universal, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, the King Feature Syndicate, the Newsday, the USA Today, The Guardian, The Mirror, The Independent, The Irish Independent, The New York Times and The Star Tribune.

(Other definitions for need that I've seen before include "must have results!" , "Require; want" , "Penury" , "privation" , "Want - require(ment)" .)

I've seen this clue in The Wall Street Journal, the Evening Standard, the Sydney Morning Herald, The Times, The Daily Mail, The Irish Times, the Penny Press, the LA Times, the Universal, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, the King Feature Syndicate, the Newsday, the USA Today, The Guardian, The Mirror, The Independent, The Irish Independent, The New York Times and The Star Tribune.

'couple' is the definition. (synonyms) This is all the clue.

I've seen this clue in The Wall Street Journal, the Evening Standard, the Sydney Morning Herald, The Times, The Daily Mail, The Irish Times, the Penny Press, the LA Times, the Universal, The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, the King Feature Syndicate, the Newsday, the USA Today, The Guardian, The Mirror, The Independent, The Irish Independent, The New York Times and The Star Tribune.

'couple' is the definition. (a couple can mean two of something) This is all the clue.

(Other definitions for two that I've seen before include "Item" , "'It takes ? to tango'" , "''... turtle doves''" , "Cardinal number" , "Number of Gentlemen of Verona" .)

I've seen this clue in the LA Times, the Evening Standard, The Guardian, the Universal, the Sydney Morning Herald, The Times, The New York Times, The Sunday Times, The Star Tribune, The Sun, The Independent and the Penny Press.

'couple' is the definition. (thesaurus) This is all the clue.

(Other definitions for cohabit that I've seen before include "Share a property" , "What to do with partner" , "What some items do" , "Live together as unmarried couple" , "Live together, married or not" .)