Webster's Dictionary 1806

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Coffeepot

Coffeepotn.a pot for making coffee in

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Coffer

Coffern.a chest, a treasure;v.t.to treasure up

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Cofferer

Cofferern.a principal court officer, a treasurer

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Coffin

Coffinv.t.to shut into a coffin, shut up, mold

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Coffined

Coffinedpa.put inot or inclosed in a coffin

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Coffing

Coffingn.a chest for dead bodies, mold, hoof

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Cog

Cogv.to play unfairly, lie, wheedle, fix, cogs

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Cog (2)

Cogn.the tooth of a wheel, a kind of boat

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Cogealable

Cogealablea.that may be congealed or frozen

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Cogency

Cogencyn.force, strength, power of conviction

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Cogent

Cogenta.forcible, strong, powerrful, convincing

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Cogently

Cogentlyad.forcibly, strongly, with power

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Cogger

Coggern.one who cogs, a flatterer, not used

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Cogitation

Cogitationn.thought, meditation, care, purpose

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Cogitative

Cogitativea.given to thought or meditation

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Cognate

Cognatea.born together, like related, allied

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Cognation

Cognationn.kindred, relaitonship, descent

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Cognition

Cognitionn.knowledge, conviction, trial

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Cognitive

Cognitivea.having the power of knowing

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Cognizable

Cognizablea.proper to be tried

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Cognizance

Cognizancen.judicial notice, knowledge, jurisdiction

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Cognizee

Cognizeen.one to whom a fine is acknowledged

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Cognizor

Cognizorn.one who passes a fine to another person

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Cognominal

Cognominala.being of the same name, cognizee, &c.

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Cognoscible

Cognosciblea.that may be known or found out

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Coguar

Coguarn.a carnivorous quadruped of America

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Cohabit

Cohabitv.i.to live together as man and wife