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I personally use a couple and several interchangeably but a couple does mean two. So I get what you mean but it means what it means
A couple is two. >

And a "few" is more ambiguous but generally 3 to 6. OP is mixing up the two words. >

Just because you disagree with the historic meaning of a word doesn't change the meaning of the word. >

A couple is two,  thats just what it means. If someone wants more than two they say "a few" >

Should triple also not be associated with the number three? >

A couple is two. >

A couple is two. >

It should, and it will continue to be associated with 2. >

I personally use a couple and several interchangeably but a couple does mean two. So I get what you mean but it means what it means >

A couple is two. >

And a "few" is more ambiguous but generally 3 to 6. OP is mixing up the two words. >

Just because you disagree with the historic meaning of a word doesn't change the meaning of the word. >

A couple is two,  thats just what it means. If someone wants more than two they say "a few" >

Should triple also not be associated with the number three? >

A couple is two. >

A couple is two. >

It should, and it will continue to be associated with 2.