COHORT
COHORT, noun1. Among the Romans, a body of about five or six hundred men; each cohort consisted of three maniples, and each maniple, of two centuries; and ten cohorts constitute...
American Dictionary of the English Language, Noah Webster, 1828.
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COHORT, noun1. Among the Romans, a body of about five or six hundred men; each cohort consisted of three maniples, and each maniple, of two centuries; and ten cohorts constitute...
COHORTATION, noun Exhortation; encouragement.
COHOES, or COHOZEnoun A fall of water, or falls; a word of Indian origin in America.
COIF, noun A kind of caul, or cap, worn on the head, by sergeants at law, and others. Its chief use was to cover the clerical tonsure.COIF, verb transitive To cover or dress wit...
COIFED, adjective Wearing a coif.
COIFFURE, noun A head-dress.
COIGNE, for coin. [See coin, a corner.]
COIL, verb transitive To gather, as a line or cord into a circular form; to wind into a ring, as a serpent, or a rope.COIL, noun1. A rope gathered into a ring; on shipboard, a s...
COILED, participle passive Gathered into a circular form, as a rope or a serpent.
COILING, participle present tense Gathering or winding into a ring or circle.
COIN, noun1. A corner; a jutting point, as of a wall.Rustic coins, stones jutting from a wall for new buildings to be joined to.2. A wedge for raising or lowering a piece of ord...
COINAGE,COINCIDE, verb intransitive1. To fall or to meet in the same point, as two lines, or bodies; followed by with.If the equator and the ecliptic had coincided, it would hav...
COINCIDE, v.i.1. To fall or to meet in the same point, as two lines, or bodies; followed by with.If the equator and the ecliptic had coincided, it would have rendered the annual...
COINCIDENCE, noun1. The falling or meeting of two or more lines, surfaces, or bodies in the same point.2. Concurrence; consistency; agreement; as the coincidence of two or more ...
COINCIDENT, adjective1. Falling on the same point; meeting as lines, surfaces or bodies; followed by with.2. Concurrent; consistent; agreeable to; followed by with.Christianity ...
COINCIDER, noun He or that which coincides or concurs.
COINCIDING, participle present tense Meeting in the same point; agreeing; concurring.
COINDICATION, noun In medicine, a sign or symptom, which, with other signs, assists to show the nature of the disease, and the proper remedy; a concurrent sign or symptom.
COINED, participle passive Struck or stamped, as money; made; invented; forged.
COINER, noun1. One who stamps coin; a minter; a maker of money.2. A counterfeiter of the legal coin; a maker of base money.3. An inventor or maker, as of words.COINING, particip...
COINING, noun1. The act, art or practice of stamping money.2. Coin; money coined; stamped and legitimated metal for a circulating medium.3. Coins of a particular stamp; as the c...
COINQUINATE, verb transitive To pollute.
COINQUINATION, noun Defilement.
COIGNE or COINYverb intransitive To live by extortion.
COISTRIL, noun1. A coward; a runaway.2. A young lad.
COIT, noun A quoit, which see.
COITING. [See Quoit.]