COES

Meaning of COES in English

plural of coe

present third singular of coe

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PORTICO — noun (plural -coes or -cos) see: porch Date: 1605 a colonnade or covered ambulatory especially in classical architecture and often …
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POLITICO — noun (plural -cos; also -coes) Etymology: Italian ~ or Spanish político, ultimately from Latin politicus political Date: 1630 politician
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MORISCO — noun (plural -cos or -coes) Etymology: Spanish, from morisco, adjective, from moro Moor Date: 1625 moor , ~ adjective
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MAGNIFICO — noun (plural -coes or -cos) Etymology: Italian, from ~, adjective, magnificent, from Latin magnificus Date: 1573 a nobleman of Venice, …
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FIASCO — I. noun (plural -coes) Etymology: French, from Italian, from fare ~, literally, to make a bottle Date: circa 1854 a …
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FANTASTICO — noun (plural -coes) Etymology: Italian, fantastic (adjective), from Late Latin phantasticus Date: 1596 a ridiculously fantastic individual
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CALICO — noun (plural -coes or -cos) Etymology: Calicut, India Date: 1578 1. cotton cloth imported from India, a plain white cotton …
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COESITE — ˈkōˌzīt noun ( -s ) Etymology: Loring Coes , Jr., died 1978 American chemist + English -ite : a dense …
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COESITE — /koh"suyt/ , n. Mineral. a rare form of silicon dioxide, a denser polymorph of quartz, originally synthesized from quartz at …
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FIASCO — I. fē-ˈas-(ˌ)kō also -ˈäs- noun ( plural -coes ) Etymology: French, from Italian, from fare fiasco, literally, to make a …
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PORTICO — noun ( plural -coes or -cos ) Etymology: Italian, from Latin porticus — more at porch Date: 1605 : a …
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POLITICO — noun ( plural -cos also -coes ) Etymology: Italian politico or Spanish político, ultimately from Latin politicus political Date: 1630 …
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MORISCO — noun ( plural -cos or -coes ) Etymology: Spanish, from morisco, adjective, from moro Moor Date: 1625 : moor ; …
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MAGNIFICO — noun ( plural -coes or -cos ) Etymology: Italian, from magnifico, adjective, magnificent, from Latin magnificus Date: 1573 1. : …
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FANTASTICO — noun ( plural -coes ) Etymology: Italian, fantastic (adjective), from Late Latin phantasticus Date: 1596 : a ridiculously fantastic individual
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CALICO — noun ( plural -coes or -cos ) Etymology: Calicut, India Date: 1578 1. a. : cotton cloth imported from India …
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PORTICO — [por.ti.co] n, pl -coes or -cos [It, fr. L porticus--more at porch] (1605): a colonnade or covered ambulatory esp. in …
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POLITICO — [po.lit.i.co] n, pl -cos also -coes [It politico or Sp politico, ultim. fr. L politicus political] (1630): politician 2.
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MAGNIFICO — [mag.nif.i.co] n, pl -coes or -cos [It, fr. magnifico, adj., magnificent, fr. L magnificus] (1573) 1: a nobleman of Venice …
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FIASCO — [fi.as.co] n, pl -coes [F, fr. It, fr. fare fiasco, lit., to make a bottle] (ca. 1854): a complete failure …
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FANTASTICO — [fan.tas.ti.co] n, pl -coes [It, fantastic (adj.), fr. LL phantasticus] (1596): a ridiculously fantastic individual
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CALICO — [cal.i.co] n, pl -coes or -cos [Calicut, India] (1578) 1 a: cotton cloth imported from India b Brit: a plain …
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MORISCO — [Mo.ris.co] n, pl -cos or -coes [Sp, fr. morisco, adj., fr. moro Moor] (1629): moor; esp: a Spanish Moor -- …
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COESITE — a high-pressure polymorph (crystal form) of silica, silicon dioxide (SiO2). It has essentially the same composition as the minerals cristobalite, …
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KINCHIN — A little child. Kinchin coes; orphan beggar boys, educated in thieving. Kinchin morts; young girls under the like circumstances and …
Slang English vocab
CREW — A knot or gang; also a boat or ship's company. The canting crew are thus divided into twenty-three orders, which …
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MAGNIFICO — n ( pl -coes -mægʹnıfıkəʋz ) 1> венецианский вельможа 2> знатное лицо; гранд, вельможа
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MAGNIFICO — n ( pl -coes [-{mægʹnıfı}kəʋz] ) 1) венецианский вельможа 2) знатное лицо; гранд, вельможа
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MAGNIFICO — n ( pl -coes -mægʹnıfıkəʋz ) 1> венецианский вельможа 2> знатное лицо; гранд, вельможа
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