1. A place for rest or sleep; a layer or stratum; a coat of colour in oil or water, covering the canvas, wall, or other matter to be painted.

2. To lay down on a bed or place of rest; to spread on a bed or floor; to lay close; to hide; to express in obscure terms: to involve; to comprise; to express; to fix, as a spear in rest; to remove cataract in the eye.

3. To lie down, as on a bed or place of repose; to stoop and recline on the knees, as a beast; to lie in secret or in ambush: to lie in a bed or stratum; to stoop; to lower in reverence, or to bend under labour.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• coutch,
• chuech,
• curch,
• caough,
• tocuch,
• coush,
• coouth,
• cowch,
• coice,
• cetch,
• chutch,
• ctach,
• souch,
• siuch,
• aouch,
• cource,
• soutch,
• clush,
• couh,
• couche

• cosh,
• cocoa,
• coccia,
• catch,
• crutch,
• crotch,
• cocky,
• coca,
• chuck,
• Ouch,
• cog,
• touch,
• vouch,
• cock,
• cough,
• grouch,
• coach,
• clutch,
• cohosh,
• pouch,
• cocci,
• coco,
• cocke,
• coscia,
• scorch,
• cox,
• conch,
• scotch,
• cos,
• crouch,
• cocco.

The adjective form of the word "couch" is "couch-like".

The plural of the "couch" can be the "couches".

The singular of the "couch" can be the "couch".