How To Use Couple up In A Sentence
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You simply unhook, turn the truck around and couple up again.
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Its quartet of characters couple up on the Fourth of July, hoping for fireworks.
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I loaded a couple up with sweet and tangy beetroot salad, and suggested to a waiter that this must be a typical Finnish combination.
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You can drive around in the cab and when eventually you find a trailer section you can couple up - you're then in charge of a full 18 wheel articulated rig - complete with airbrakes and airhorn!
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If we're going to be a couple up at camp then we should at least get to know each other a bit better.
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The couple upstairs argue all the time.
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People in an approximation of street dress (in other words, us) meet on the run and couple up for fleeting moments.
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With her right of way clear, No. 823 reversed through the loop and then forward down the freight road to couple up to the errant coach.
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That would be ludicrous and an insult to the many happily unattached men and women with no desire to couple up.
Times, Sunday Times
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I've been asking my friends and colleagues if they know the word - because there must be a word - to describe someone who simply does not make it a priority to couple up with other people.
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And eventually, they - surprise surprise - couple up, thus fulfilling the primary buddy-movie necessity, that at least one buddy is visibly heterosexual.