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Webster Dictionary :: Coincident
COINCIDENT, a. 1. Falling on the same point; meeting as lines, surfaces or bodie...
Webster Dictionary :: Coincidence
COINCIDENCE, n. 1. The falling or meeting of two or more lines, surfaces, or bod...
Webster Dictionary :: Coinage
COINAGE, COINCIDE, v.i. 1. To fall or to meet in the same point, as two lines, o...
Webster Dictionary :: Coin
COIN, n. 1. A corner; a jutting point, as of a wall. Rustic coins, stones juttin...
Webster Dictionary :: Coiling
COILING, ppr. Gathering or winding into a ring or circle.
Webster Dictionary :: Coiled
COILED, pp. Gathered into a circular form, as a rope or a serpent.
Webster Dictionary :: Coil
COIL, v.t. To gather, as a line or cord into a circular form; to wind into a rin...
Webster Dictionary :: Coigne
COIGNE, for coin. [See Coin , a corner.]
Webster Dictionary :: Coiffure
COIFFURE, n. A head-dress.
Webster Dictionary :: Coifed
COIFED, a. Wearing a coif.
Webster Dictionary :: Coif
COIF, n. A kind of caul, or cap, worn on the head, by sergeants at law, and othe...
Webster Dictionary :: Cohoze
COHOES, OR COHOZE, n. A fall of water, or falls; a word of Indian origin in Amer...
Webster Dictionary :: Cohortation
COHORTATION, n. Exhortation; encouragement.
Webster Dictionary :: Cohort
COHORT, n. 1. Among the Romans, a body of about five or six hundred men; each co...
Webster Dictionary :: Cohoes
COHOES, OR COHOZE, n. A fall of water, or falls; a word of Indian origin in Amer...
Webster Dictionary :: Cohobation
COHOBATION, n. The operation of repeatedly distilling the same liquor, or that f...
