Definitions
(used facetiously) refined and well-mannered
Word origin
Back-formation from uncouth.
Used in a sentence
“Squad leaders were responsible for doing periodic checks to make sure soldiers were living a couth lifestyle, as Joes would compete regularly to see whose room was nicer.”
“So Dennis May thrilled me in a recent issue when he described Raymond Mays' 1939 E.R.A. racer as a "couth" little Merc-like model.”
“Yet the dancers are beautiful, their cool movement has a couth simplicity, and there are moments when a gesture of almost absolute beauty stands transfixed in some transom of sublime comprehension.”
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Used as a crossword answer1 curated clues
01“Refined in manners”5 letters
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