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Webster Dictionary :: Coax
COAX, v.t. To wheedle; to flatter; to soothe, appease or persuade by flattery an...
Webster Dictionary :: Coating
COATING, ppr. Covering with a coat; overspreading. COATING , n. 1. A covering, o...
Webster Dictionary :: Coati
COATI, n. An animal of South America, resembling the raccoon, but with a longer ...
Webster Dictionary :: Coated
COATED, pp. 1. Covered with a coat; loricated; covered or overspread with any th...
Webster Dictionary :: Coat-armor
COAT-ARMOR, n. A coat of arms; armorial ensigns.
Webster Dictionary :: Coat
COAT, n. 1. An upper garment, of whatever material it may be made. The word is, ...
Webster Dictionary :: Coasting-vessel
COASTING-VESSEL, n. A vessel employed in coasting; a coaster.
Webster Dictionary :: Coasting-trade
COASTING-TRADE, n. The trade which is carried on between the different ports of ...
Webster Dictionary :: Coasting-pilot
COASTING-PILOT, n. A pilot who conducts vessels along a coast.
Webster Dictionary :: Coasting
COASTING, ppr. Sailing along or near a coast.
Webster Dictionary :: Coaster
COASTER, n. 1. One who sails near the shore. 2. A vessel that is employed in sai...
Webster Dictionary :: Coasted
COASTED, pp. Sailed by.
Webster Dictionary :: Coast
COAST, n. 1. The exterior line, limit or border of a country, as in Scripture. F...
Webster Dictionary :: Coassume
COASSUME, v.t. [con and assume.] To assume something with another.
Webster Dictionary :: Coassessor
COASSESSOR, n. [See Assess .] A joint assessor.
Webster Dictionary :: Coarseness
COARSENESS, n. 1. Largeness of size; thickness; as the coarseness of thread. 2. ...
