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Webster Dictionary :: Co-regent

CO-REGENT, n. A joint regent or ruler.

Webster Dictionary :: Co-rival

CO-RIVAL, n. [con and rival; written improperly corrival.] A rival, or fellow ri...

Webster Dictionary :: Co-secant

CO-SECANT, n. [See Secant .] In geometry, the secant of an arc which is the comp...

Webster Dictionary :: Co-sine

CO-SINE, n. [See Sine .] In geometry, the sine of an arc which is the complement...

Webster Dictionary :: Co-sufferer

CO-SUFFERER, n. One who suffers with another.

Webster Dictionary :: Co-supreme

CO-SUPREME, n. A partaker of supremacy.

Webster Dictionary :: Co-surety

CO-SURETY, n. One who is surety with another.

Webster Dictionary :: Co-tangent

CO-TANGENT, n. The tangent of an arc which is the complement of another to ninet...

Webster Dictionary :: Co-tenant

CO-TENANT, n. A tenant in common.

Webster Dictionary :: Co-trustee

CO-TRUSTEE, n. A joint trustee.

Webster Dictionary :: Co-unite

CO-UNITE, v.t. To unite. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Co-worker

CO-WORKER, n. One that works with another; a co-operator.

Webster Dictionary :: Coacervate

COACERVATE, v.t. To heap up; to pile. COACERVATE , a. Heaped; raised into a pile...

Webster Dictionary :: Coacervation

COACERVATION, n. The act of heaping, or state of being heaped together.

Webster Dictionary :: Coach

COACH, n. A close vehicle for commodious traveling, borne on four wheels, and dr...

Webster Dictionary :: Coach-box

COACH-BOX, n. The seat on which the driver of a coach sits.

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