Couple Two Tree

Exclusive to the Wyoming Valley, means "a few"

When speaking to a vendor at the fair....
"Can I get a couple two tree hoddogs, one wit sauerkraut, one wit not?"

by Freida Gillespe November 11, 2007

Couple two tree

Used across the entire midwest and parts of the northeast, it's a way for someone to say "a few" but add more ambiguity so as not to be held accountable for any specific amount. The "tree" indicates an alternate pronunciation for the word "three" thanks to language influences from the Italians, Irish, and Germans in the United States.

I had a couple two tree beers at the bar no big deal.

by HunterQT December 20, 2021

a couple two tree

refering to a group of more than two, but less than four, in other words tree. Used in Northeast Pa.

We'll be leaven in a couple two tree minutes.

by grappler89 March 4, 2005

Coupla two tree

Meaning more than one but less than four in number. Used to discribe a quantity of any specific item.

My friend gave me a coupla two tree bucks to get in the movie. "must be spoken with 1940's NY gangsta accent"

Don't make me take ya out back and open up a coupla two tree cans of whoop ass!

by jjorg June 20, 2007