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Webster Dictionary :: Copulate
COPULATE, a. Joined. [Little used.] COPULATE , v.t. [L.] To unite; to join in pa...
Webster Dictionary :: Copula
COPULA, n. [L. See Copulation and Couple.] In logic, the word which unties the s...
Webster Dictionary :: Coptic
COPTIC, a. Pertaining to the descendants of the ancient Egyptians, called Copts,...
Webster Dictionary :: Copsy
COPSY, a. Having copses.
Webster Dictionary :: Copse
COPSE, n. [See Coppice .] COPSE , v.t. To preserve underwoods.
Webster Dictionary :: Coppled
COPPLED, a. [from cop.] Rising to a point; conical.
Webster Dictionary :: Copple-stones
COPPLE-STONES, n. Lumps and fragments of stone broke from the adjacent cliffs, r...
Webster Dictionary :: Copple-dust
COPPLE-DUST, n. Powder used in purifying metals.
Webster Dictionary :: Coppiously
COPPIOUSLY, adv. 1. Abundantly; plentifully; in large quantities. 2. Largely; fu...
Webster Dictionary :: Coppice
COPPICE, COPSE, n. A wood of small growth, or consisting of underwood or brushwo...
Webster Dictionary :: Coppery
COPPERY, a. Mixed with copper; containing copper, or made of copper; like copper...
Webster Dictionary :: Copperish
COPPERISH, a. Containing copper; like copper or partaking of it.
Webster Dictionary :: Coppered
COPPERED, pp. Covered with sheets of copper; sheathed.
Webster Dictionary :: Copperas
COPPERAS, n. Sulphate of iron, or green vitriol; a salt of a peculiar astringent...
Webster Dictionary :: Copper-worm
COPPER-WORM, n. A little worm in ships; a worm that frets garments; a worm that ...
Webster Dictionary :: Copper-work
COPPER-WORK, n. A place where copper is wrought or manufactured.
