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Webster Dictionary :: Cowl

COWL, n. 1. A monks hood, or habit, worn by the Bernardines and Benedictines. It...

Webster Dictionary :: Cowl-staff

COWL-STAFF, n. A staff or pole on which a vessel is supported between two persons.

Webster Dictionary :: Cowled

COWLED, a. Wearing a cowl; hooded; in shape of a cowl, as a cowled leaf.

Webster Dictionary :: Cowlike

COWLIKE, a. Resembling a cow.

Webster Dictionary :: Cowry

COWRY, n. A small shell, the Cypraea moneta, used for coin in Africa and the Eas...

Webster Dictionary :: Cows-lip

COWSLIP, COWS-LIP, n. A plant of the genus Primula, or primrose, of several vari...

Webster Dictionary :: Cows-lungwort

COWS-LUNGWORT, n. A plant of the genus Verbascum.

Webster Dictionary :: Cowslip

COWSLIP, COWS-LIP, n. A plant of the genus Primula, or primrose, of several vari...

Webster Dictionary :: Coxcomb

COXCOMB, n. [cocks comb.] 1. The top of the head. 2. The comb resembling that of...

Webster Dictionary :: Coxcombly

COXCOMBLY, a. Like a coxcomb. [Not used.]

Webster Dictionary :: Coxcomical

COXCOMICAL, a. Foppish; vain; conceited; a low word.

Webster Dictionary :: Coy

COY, a. Modest; silent; reserved; not accessible; shy; not easily condescending ...

Webster Dictionary :: Coyish

COYISH, a. Somewhat coy, or reserved.

Webster Dictionary :: Coyly

COYLY, adv. With reserve; with disinclination to familiarity.

Webster Dictionary :: Coyness

COYNESS, n. Reserve; unwillingness to become familiar; disposition to avoid free...

Webster Dictionary :: Coystrel

COYSTREL, n. A species of degenerate hawk.

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