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Webster Dictionary :: Coble
COBLE, n. A boat used in the herring fishery.
Webster Dictionary :: Cobishop
COBISHOP, n. A joint or coadjutant bishop.
Webster Dictionary :: Cobiron
COBIRON, n. [See Cob .] An andiron with a knob at the top.
Webster Dictionary :: Cobelligerent
COBELLIGERENT, a. [See Belligerent .] Carrying on war in conjunction with anothe...
Webster Dictionary :: Cobcoals
COBCOALS, n. Large round coals.
Webster Dictionary :: Cobcal
COBCAL, n. A sandal worn by ladies in the east.
Webster Dictionary :: Cobby
COBBY, a. Stout; brisk.
Webster Dictionary :: Cobbling
COBBLING, ppr. Mending coarsely.
Webster Dictionary :: Cobbler
COBBLER, n. 1. A mender of shoes. 2. A clumsy workman. 3. A mean person.
Webster Dictionary :: Cobble
COBBLE, COBBLE-STONE, n. A roundish stone; a pebble; supposed to be a fragment, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Cobaltic
COBALTIC, a. Pertaining to cobalt, or consisting of it; resembling cobalt, or co...
Webster Dictionary :: Cobalt
COBALT, n. A mineral of a reddish gray or grayish white color, very brittle, of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Cob
COB, n. 1. The top or head; a covetous wretch; a foreign coin. 2. In America, th...
Webster Dictionary :: Coaxing
COAXING, ppr. Wheedling; flattering.
Webster Dictionary :: Coaxer
COAXER, n. A wheedler; a flatterer.
Webster Dictionary :: Coaxed
COAXED, pp. Soothed or persuaded by flattery.
