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Webster Dictionary :: Coarsely
COARSELY, adv. Roughly; without fineness or refinement; rudely; inelegantly; unc...
Webster Dictionary :: Coarse
COARSE, a. 1. Thick; large or gross in bulk; comparatively of large diameter; as...
Webster Dictionary :: Coarctation
COARCTATION, n. 1. Confinement; restraint to a narrow space. 2. Pressure; contra...
Webster Dictionary :: Coarct
COARCT, COARCTATE , v.t. 1. To press together; to crowd; to straiten; to confine...
Webster Dictionary :: Coaptation
COAPTATION, n. The adaptation or adjustment of parts to each other.
Webster Dictionary :: Coapprehend
COAPPREHEND, v.t. To apprehend with another.
Webster Dictionary :: Coamings
COAMINGS, n. In ships, the raised borders or edges of the hatches, made to preve...
Webster Dictionary :: Coaly
COALY, a. Like coal; containing coal.
Webster Dictionary :: Coallier
COALLIER. [See Collier .]
Webster Dictionary :: Coalition
COALITION, n. 1. Union in a body or mass; a coming together, as of separate bodi...
Webster Dictionary :: Coalier
COALIER. COALITE, v.t. To unite or coalesce.
Webster Dictionary :: Coalescing
COALESCING, ppr. Growing or coming together; uniting in a body or mass; uniting ...
Webster Dictionary :: Coalescence
COALESCENCE, n. The act of growing together; the act of uniting by natural affin...
Webster Dictionary :: Coalesce
COALESCE, v.i. 1. To grow together; to unite, as separate bodies, or separate pa...
Webster Dictionary :: Coalery
COALERY, n. A coal-mine, coal-pit, or place where coals are dug, with the engine...
Webster Dictionary :: Coal-work
COAL-WORK, n. A coalery; a place where coal is dug, including the machinery for ...
