After the party, there was a couchful of pillows and blankets for the overnight guests.

Although largely abandoned today, couching—an early method of treating cataracts by displacing the opaque lens with a sharp instrument—was once common.

She was couching her refusal in polite, indirect language to avoid offending him.

The museum's exhibit highlighted the medieval couchings used to secure gold thread to tunics.

In her lecture on domestic ontology, she explored couchness as the hidden quality that transforms a piece of furniture into a place of comfort and memory.

After recovering from his surgery, Mark feared he'd become a couch potato during the long months of rest.

Couch grass pushed through the cracks in the patio, and we spent the afternoon pulling it out.

After smoking the indica, he sank into a deep couch lock and couldn't bring himself to get up for the movie.

We couch surfed across Europe last summer to meet locals and save money.

She couch surfs when she travels to save money and meet new people.