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<ul><li>octuple</li></ul>

Question 2

Where does the French word "couplet" come from?

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diminutive of couple, from Provençal argot cobla "couple of verses" or from Burgundian côplai or derived from Old French couple, in the sense of "couplet, stanza".

Question 3

What is the plural of the French word "couplet"?

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couplets

Question 4

What is the definition of the French word "couplet"?

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Each of the parts of which a song is composed and which usually contain the same number of verses and end with a refrain.
Song.
Sequence of verses on the same rhyme.
In a discourse, tirade, piece of any length.
Dialogued song in certain comedies.
Two iron feet with a dovetail, assembled by a hinge and used to join a frame with its dormant, a lid with the body of a casket, a box, etc.

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