Co-heir, n. Joint heir.
Cohere, v. n.
- 1. Adhere or cleave to each other, stick together, hold together.
- 2. [With with.] Suit, fit, agree, square, tally, coincide, comport.
- 3. Be consistent, be rationally connected, make sense, tally or agree or comport with each other.
Coherence, Coherency, n.
- 1. Cohesion, union, connection, dependence.
- 2. Consistency, congruity, correspondence, harmony, agreement, unity, rationality, intelligibility, intelligible
meaning.
Coherent, a.
- 1. Connected, united, adherent, sticking together.
- 2. Consistent, congruous, logical, intelligible.
Cohesion, n.
- 1. Coherence, sticking together.
- 2. Cohesive force or attraction.
Cohort, n.
- 1. Tenth of a legion.
- 2. [In pl., usually poetic.] Bands, battalions, squadrons, lines.
Coiffure, n. Head-dress.
Cogin, n. Corner, quoin, coin.
Coil, v. a. Gather into a coil, lay into a spiral.
Coil, v. n. Make coils, form spiral rings.