coachwork - n. the bodywork of a road or rail vehicle. ... [more]

coagulable - v.tr. & intr. 1 change from a fluid to a solid... [more]

coagulate - v.tr. & intr. 1 change from a fluid to a solid... [more]

coagulative - v.tr. & intr. 1 change from a fluid to a solid... [more]

coagulator - v.tr. & intr. 1 change from a fluid to a solid... [more]

coagulum - see COAGULATE]... [more]

coaler - n. a ship etc. transporting coal. ... [more]

coalesce - v.intr. 1 come together and form one whole. 2 combine... [more]

coalescence - v.intr. 1 come together and form one whole. 2 combine... [more]

coalescent - v.intr. 1 come together and form one whole. 2 combine... [more]

coalface - n. an exposed surface of coal in a mine. ... [more]

coalfish - n. = SAITHE. ... [more]

coalitionist - n. 1 Polit. a temporary alliance for combined action, esp. of distinct parties forming... [more]

coalman - n. (pl. -men) a man who carries or delivers coal. ... [more]

coalmine - n. a mine in which coal is dug. coalminer n.... [more]

coalminer - n. a mine in which coal is dug. coalminer n.... [more]

coalmouse - n. (also colemouse) (pl. -mice) = coal-tit. [OE colmase f. col COAL + mase as TITMOUSE]... [more]

coaly - also called COALMOUSE. haul (or call) over the coals reprimand. coaly adj. [OE... [more]

coaming - orig. unkn.]... [more]

coarse - perh. rel. to LG humpel hump, LG humpe, Du. homp lump, hunk (of bread)]... [more]

coarse - perh. f. Scand.]... [more]

coarse - n. & v. coarse sl. 1 (often as int.) nonsense, rubbish. 2 trivial or insincere talk... [more]

coarse - cf. MLG titte]... [more]

coarse - n. (pl. -ies) 1 (also pussy-cat) colloq. a cat. 2 coarse ... [more]

coarse - orig. unkn.]... [more]

coarse - v. & n. coarse sl. Usually considered a taboo word. 1 intr. urinate. 2 tr. a discharge... [more]

coarse - n., v., & int. coarse sl. ( except in sense 2 of... [more]

coarse - v. & n. 1 tr. touch with the lips, esp. as a sign of love, affection ,... [more]

coarse - n. & v. 1 any device or implement used to carry out mechanical functions whether... [more]

coarse - perh. f. TIT(3)]... [more]

coarse - int. (also cor blimey) Brit. coarse sl. an expression of surprise, contempt, etc.... [more]

coarse - n. & v. (US ass) coarse sl. the buttocks. intr. (usu. foll. by about, around) play... [more]

coarse - orig. unkn.]... [more]

coarse - orig. unkn.]... [more]

coarse - n. 1 Brit. coarse sl. an unpleasant or contemptible person. 2 a person or thing... [more]

coarse - see RADIX]... [more]

coarse - v. & n. 1 tr. pierce slightly; make a small hole in. 2 tr. (foll. by off, out)... [more]

coarse - cf. BANG, BUMP(1), CONK(2)]... [more]

coarse - cf. PUNK]... [more]

coarse - n. & v. 1 a solid or hollow sphere, esp. for use... [more]

coarse - n. 1 Brit. colloq. (in certain set phrases) fellow;... [more]

coarse - rel. to Skr ddhami put, Gk tithemi place, L facere do]... [more]

coarse - v. & n. 1 (foll. by in, up, down, etc.) a tr. thrust or push with the hand, [more]

coarse - prob. imit.]... [more]

coarse - orig. senses 'move about, rub']... [more]

coarse - adj., adv., & v. (bloodier, bloodiest) 1 a of or like ... [more]

coarse - n. 1 a bird that pecks (woodpecker). 2 US coarse sl. the penis. keep your pecker... [more]

coarse - n. coarse sl. a severe reprimand. ... [more]

coarse - n. (also ballocks) coarse sl. Usually considered... [more]

coarse - orig. unkn.]... [more]

coarse - ME f. Du. krappe]... [more]

coarse - adj. (crappier, crappiest) coarse sl. 1 rubbishy, cheap. 2 disgusting. ... [more]

coarse - n. coarse sl. 1 the female genitals. 2 offens. an unpleasant or stupid person. A... [more]

coarse - orig. unkn.]... [more]

coarse - n. 1 coarse sl. a person (esp. as a term of contempt or disrespect) (you bleeder;... [more]

coarse - adj. & adv. Brit. coarse sl. expressing annoyance or antipathy (a bleeding nuisance).... [more]

coarse - v., n., & int. coarse sl. Usually considered a taboo word. (shitting; past and... [more]

coarse - adj. (shittier, shittiest) coarse sl. 1 disgusting, contemptible. 2 covered with... [more]

coarse - n. & v. 1 a a hard permanent outgrowth, often curved and pointed, on the head of... [more]

coarse - n. coarse sl. venereal disease, esp. gonorrhoea. [OF clapoir venereal bubo]... [more]

coarse - v. & n. coarse sl. intr. 1 emit wind from the anus. 2 (foll. by about, around) behave... [more]

coarse - n. & v. esp. Brit. coarse sl. Often considered a taboo word. 1 an unpleasant or... [more]

coarse - v. & n. (past and past part. ground) 1 a tr. reduce to small particles or powder... [more]

coarse - n. & v. 1 a a deep vessel for holding liquids,... [more]

coarse - n. & v. 1 a a male bird, esp. of a domestic fowl.... [more]

coarse - n. 1 a metal or wooden instrument hinged to... [more]

coarse - n. coarse sl. 1 a lump of excrement. 2 a term of... [more]

coarse - orig. unkn.]... [more]

coarse - orig. unkn.]... [more]

coarse - n. coarse sl. Usually considered a taboo word. 1 a contemptible or ineffectual... [more]