Coupland

noun

Douglas . born 1961, Canadian novelist and journalist; novels include Generation X (1991), Girlfriend in a Coma (1998), and City of Glass (2000)

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His army was amply supplied by forays into Allerdale, Coupland, and Westmorland.
King Robert the Bruce
A. F. Murison
"Mr. Taylor is referring to poor Coupland's death, my dear," said the Baronet.
It Never Can Happen Again
William De Morgan
He can be carried, Sir Coupland says, as soon as the wound is safe from inflammation.
When Ghost Meets Ghost
William Frend De Morgan
She was able to intercept him at the end of a long colloquy with Sir Coupland.
When Ghost Meets Ghost
William Frend De Morgan
She is wonderfully courageous—so Sir Coupland thinks—in the presence of Death.
When Ghost Meets Ghost
William Frend De Morgan

Coupland

Examples from the Web for coupland

Historical Examples

His army was amply supplied by forays into Allerdale, Coupland, and Westmorland.

"Mr. Taylor is referring to poor Coupland's death, my dear," said the Baronet.

He can be carried, Sir Coupland says, as soon as the wound is safe from inflammation.

She was able to intercept him at the end of a long colloquy with Sir Coupland.

She is wonderfully courageous—so Sir Coupland thinks—in the presence of Death.