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Webster Dictionary :: Cottage
COTTAGE, n. [from cot.] A cot; a hut; a small mean habitation. The sea coast sha...
Webster Dictionary :: Cott
COTT, n. A small bed; on board of ships, a bed frame suspended from the beams, f...
Webster Dictionary :: Cotswold
COTSWOLD, n. Sheepcotes in an open country.
Webster Dictionary :: Cotquean
COTQUEAN, n. A man who busies himself with the affairs which properly belong to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Cotland
COTLAND, n. Land appendant to a cottage.
Webster Dictionary :: Cotillon
COTILLON, n. A brisk dance, performed by eight persons together; also, a tune wh...
Webster Dictionary :: Coticular
COTICULAR, a. [L., whetstone.] Pertaining to whetstones; like or suitable for wh...
Webster Dictionary :: Coterie
COTERIE, n. A friendly party, or fashionable association.
Webster Dictionary :: Cotemporary
COTEMPORARY, a. [L., time.] Living or being at the same time; as cotemporary aut...
Webster Dictionary :: Cotemporaneous
COTEMPORANEOUS, a. [infra.] Living or being at the same time.
Webster Dictionary :: Cote
COTE, n. A sheepfold. [See Cot .] COTE , v.t. TO pass by and turn before; to gai...
Webster Dictionary :: Cot
COT, COTE, n. [G. In Welsh, this word signifies a cot, a hovel or stye, an abrup...
Webster Dictionary :: Costume
COSTUME, n. 1. In painting, a rule or precept by which an artist is enjoined to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Costrel
COSTREL, n. A bottle. [Not in use.]
Webster Dictionary :: Costmary
COSTMARY, n. [Gr. L., an aromatic plant, and Maria.] A species of tansy, or Tana...
Webster Dictionary :: Costly
COSTLY, a. [from cost.] Of a high price; sumptuous; expensive; purchased at a gr...
