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couch

noun as in sofa; long, upholstered furniture

verb as in express in particular way

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"We sat on the couch in tears, Ethan and Dylan both wrapped up in each other, then the dog jumped over and started licking the tears off our faces, which was rather silly."

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Life, I mean,” he says, relaxing back into the couch.

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Get yourself a salad from Goop, and really at this point, I’m probably on my couch trying to catch up on some binge TV with the lady and prepare for Monday.

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"Scotland is very centralised economically and politically. Smaller towns can fall down the back of the couch," he explained.

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It comes amid lower revenues from tariffs and other financial challenges, likely leaving officials "shaking every couch cushion loose for change", said Ms Surkes.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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