English words starting with coa
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Coacervate
kəʊˈasəveɪtMeanings of Coacervate:
nounA colloid-rich viscous liquid phase which may separate from a colloidal solution on addition of a third component.
Coach-station
ˈkəʊtʃ ˌsteɪ.ʃənMeanings of Coach-station:
nounA place where coaches (= vehicles) arrive and leave from
Coachbuilder
ˈkəʊtʃˌbɪldəMeanings of Coachbuilder:
nounA person or company that designs and constructs the bodywork of road or railway vehicles.
Coached
kəʊtʃMeanings of Coached:
verbTravel by coach.
Usage examples:
Fly or coach to the shores of the mediterranean
nounA comfortably equipped single-decker bus used for longer journeys.
Usage examples:
A coach trip
adverbIn economy class accommodation in an aircraft or train.
Usage examples:
Many employees are now flying coach instead of business class to europe
Coacher
ˈkəʊtʃəMeanings of Coacher:
nounA docile cow or bullock used as a decoy to attract wild cattle.
Usage examples:
The traditional method of moving cattle by mixing quiet, handled stock or ‘coachers ‘into a wild mo…
Coachers
ˈkəʊtʃəMeanings of Coachers:
nounA docile cow or bullock used as a decoy to attract wild cattle.
Usage examples:
The traditional method of moving cattle by mixing quiet, handled stock or ‘coachers ‘into a wild mo…
Coaches
kəʊtʃMeanings of Coaches:
nounA comfortably equipped single-decker bus used for longer journeys.
Usage examples:
A coach trip
verbTravel by coach.
Usage examples:
Fly or coach to the shores of the mediterranean
adverbIn economy class accommodation in an aircraft or train.
Usage examples:
Many employees are now flying coach instead of business class to europe
Coaching
ˈkəʊ.tʃɪŋMeanings of Coaching:
verbTravel by coach.
Usage examples:
Fly or coach to the shores of the mediterranean
nounA comfortably equipped single-decker bus used for longer journeys.
Usage examples:
A coach trip
adverbIn economy class accommodation in an aircraft or train.
Usage examples:
Many employees are now flying coach instead of business class to europe
Meanings of Coachman:
nounA driver of a horse-drawn carriage.
Usage examples:
‘not again, caroline,’ nicholas complained even as he signaled the coachman to stop the carriage by…
Coachwood
ˈkəʊtʃwʊdMeanings of Coachwood:
nounA slender tree of the rainforests of australia and new guinea, with close-grained timber that is used for cabinetmaking and veneers.
Usage examples:
At the bottom of the gorge was a dense rainforest of coachwood, sassafras, lilly pilly, possumwood …
Coachwork
ˈkəʊtʃ.wɜːkMeanings of Coachwork:
nounThe bodywork of a road or railway vehicle.
Usage examples:
A daimler limousine with coachwork by barker & co
Coact
kəʊˈæktMeanings of Coact:
verbTo work together, especially to achieve something or to have an effect
Usage examples:
We look at how different types of messages coact with the communication network., risk processes ma…
Coacted
kəʊˈæktMeanings of Coacted:
verbTo work together, especially to achieve something or to have an effect
Usage examples:
We look at how different types of messages coact with the communication network., risk processes ma…
Meanings of Coacting:
verbTo work together, especially to achieve something or to have an effect
Usage examples:
We look at how different types of messages coact with the communication network., risk processes ma…
Coactions
kəʊˈæk.ʃənMeanings of Coactions:
nounThe action or process of working or acting together; cooperation.
Usage examples:
Uv exerts its action through the coaction of uv photoreceptors and photoreceptors in the visible re…
Coactive
kəʊˈæk.tɪvMeanings of Coactive:
adjectiveWorking together or having an effect together
Usage examples:
In coactive teams, individuals achieve success in their individual events in order to achieve overa…
Meanings of Coactor:
nounAn actor who performs in a film, play, or tv show with another actor or with other actors
Usage examples:
He says he's received supportive messages from his co-actors on the show., they found that people f…
Meanings of Coacts:
verbTo work together, especially to achieve something or to have an effect
Usage examples:
We look at how different types of messages coact with the communication network., risk processes ma…
Meanings of Coadjutor:
nounA bishop appointed to assist and often to succeed a diocesan bishop.
Usage examples:
Before ruiz retired in 2000, the vatican placed a bishop coadjutor in his diocese.
Coadjutors
kəʊˈadʒʊtəMeanings of Coadjutors:
nounA bishop appointed to assist and often to succeed a diocesan bishop.
Usage examples:
Before ruiz retired in 2000, the vatican placed a bishop coadjutor in his diocese.
Coagula
kəʊˈaɡjʊləmMeanings of Coagula:
nounA mass of coagulated matter.
Usage examples:
At a higher power, the coagulum of neutrophils and fibrin represent the suppurative thrombophlebiti…
Meanings of Coagulant:
nounA substance that causes blood or another liquid to coagulate.
Usage examples:
An injection of blood coagulant
Coagulants
kəʊˈaɡjʊləntMeanings of Coagulants:
nounA substance that causes blood or another liquid to coagulate.
Usage examples:
An injection of blood coagulant
Meanings of Coagulase:
nounA bacterial enzyme which brings about the coagulation of blood or plasma and is produced by disease-causing forms of staphylococcus.
Usage examples:
Bacterial culture of biopsy specimens grew few coagulase negative staphylococci (which are thought …
Coagulate
kəʊˈæɡ.jə.leɪtMeanings of Coagulate:
verb(of a fluid, especially blood) change to a solid or semi-solid state.
Usage examples:
Blood had coagulated round the edges of the gash
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