1834, from French coupe (18c.), noun use of past participle of couper "to cut (in half);" see coup. Modern use is from early 19c. carrosse coupe "cut-off carriage," a shorter versi [..]

[French] a dish of ice cream.

A closed car with two side doors and less than 33 cubic feet of rear interior volume, according to measurements based on SAE standard J1100. A two-door car is therefore not necessarily a coupe.

[French] a dish of ice cream.

cup; dessert served in goblet

(n) a car with two doors and front seats and a luggage compartment

Generally, a two-door car with close-coupled passenger compartment.

A bodystyle that usually features a low, sloping roofline. Most coupes have two doors and are two-seaters, though some newer models have four doors and up to five seats.

A coupe (or coupé) is a two or four-seater vehicle with a fixed roof and only two doors. There is no globally accepted official definition for the term though. According to SAE (Society of Automotive [..]

An enclosed single-compartment body with two doors and varying passenger capacity depending on seat arrangements. The SAE standard J1100 defines it as having less than 33 cubic feet of interior volume [..]

Term usually used to describe any car with a fixed roof and two doors.

Area clear-felled within mature woodland and which will be regenerated.

A two door vehicle usually with 4 seats (definition varies between manufacturer)

A closed car with two doors for two or three people. May also have a rudimentary rear seat in which case it is usually called a Club Coupe.

A two door vehicle usually with 4 seats (definition varies between manufacturer)

a carriage for 2 passengers

A two door closed body type that is distinguished from sedan by its sleeker body and shorter roof. C-Pillar

 a closed car with two doors.

a shallow, broad-bowled stemmed glass that generally holds 3 to 6 fluid ounces. Introduced in the 1700s, legend has it that it was modeled after the shape of Marie Antoinette's breast. The coupe was originally used for champagne, but, as its shape is ineffective at preserving the bubbles, it's now commonly used to serve a cocktail without [..]

n.(2) "culpability, guilt," s.v. culp(e OED. KEY: coupe@n2

n2 1 culpe 1

  a term used in forestry operations which describes a delineated area on either private or State Forest land.

(astronomy) Crater (a constellation)