vbl. sb. [f. UNCOUPLE v.] The action of the verb.

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c. 1369.  Chaucer, Dethe Blaunche, 377. With a grete horne [he] blewe thre mote At the vncoupylynge of hys houndys.

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c. 1410.  Master of Game (MS. Digby 182), xxxv. He shulde blowe iii. longe moot to þe vncoupelynge.

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1470–85.  Malory, Arthur, X. lii. 500. To the vncoupelynge, to the sekynge, to the rechate [etc.].

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1611.  Cotgr., Descouple, the vncoupling of houndes, or loossing them after their game.

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