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Ok, Bill. Coucher = to sleep or anglicized coucher = person who sits on his bottom most of the day.
But, knowing you be Bill, I'm guessing coucher = to sleep (literal application for the time being).
Care to expound upon "zig-zig coucher"? Or is this something that I should be looking up on OneLook?
Bed regards,
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