Co-Operator
Co-operatorn.a person who jointly endeavors
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Webster's Dictionary 1806
A Compendious Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1806.
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Co-Optation
Co-optationn.an elcetion, assumption, choice
Co-Ordinate
Co-ordinatea.holding the same rank, equal
Co-Ordinately
Co-ordinatelyad.with equal rank
Co-Ordination
Co-ordinationn.a state of holding the same rank
Coacervate
Coacervatea.heaped up or together, added
Coacervation
Coacervationn.the act or art of heaping up
Coach
Coachn.a kind of carriage for state or pleasure
Coach (2)
Coachv.t.to carry in or take a coach
Coachee
Coacheen.a kind of coach open in from
Coachhire
Coachhiren.money paid for the use of a coach
Coachhorse
Coachhorsen.a horse that draws a coach
Coachhouse
Coachhousen.a house to put a coach in
Coachmaker
Coachmakern.a man who makes coaches, &c.
Coachman
Coachmann.a person who drives a coach
Coaction
Coactionn.compulsion, force, restraint, union
Coactive
Coactivea.having the power of forcing, aiding
Coadjutant
Coadjutant, or Coadjutorn.an assisstant, helper, ally
Coadjuvancy
Coadjuvancyn.uniter or jint help, support
Coadunate
Coadunatea.having more that two united
Coagment
Coagmentv.t.to heap together, join, cement
Coagmentation
Coagmentationn.the act of heaping together
Coagulable
Coagulablea.capable of concreting
Coagulate
Coagulatev.t.to run into clots, curdle, condeal
Coagulation
Coagulationn.the act of, or the body formed by curdling
Coagulative
Coagulativea.having power to coagulate
Coagulator
Coagulatorn.that which causes to curdle