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uncouch

uncouch verb: to draw (an animal) out of its den.

Verb

uncouch (third-person singular simple present uncouches, present participle uncouching, simple past and past participle uncouched)

  1. (obsolete, rare, transitive) To draw (an animal) out of its den.

Forms of uncouch

third-person singular presentuncouches
present participleuncouching
past participleuncouched
pastuncouched

Origin of uncouch

un- + couch

Questions about uncouch

What does uncouch mean?
Uncouch means to draw (an animal) out of its den.
What part of speech is uncouch?
Uncouch is a verb.
What is the past tense of uncouch?
The past tense of uncouch is uncouched.

Words near uncouch in the dictionary

  1. uncostly
  2. uncostumed
  3. uncosy
  4. uncottaged
  5. uncottoned
  6. uncouch
  7. uncouched
  8. uncouches
  9. uncouching
  10. uncounselable
  11. uncounseled

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