clypeole
1> _. 

clyster
1> _. ; 

clyster-pipe
1> _.  

cnida
1> _. _. ,  ,  
(    . .)

cnidae
1> _pl.  cnida

co
1> _.      

co-
1>    .   :
2> , 
_Ex:
condominium ; ;
_Ex:
connect ;
_Ex:
consistent ;
_Ex:
contact ;
3> , 
_Ex:
contemporary 
_Ex:
coequal ;
_Ex:
compatible ;

co-active
1>  

co-ally
1> 

co-anchor
1> _.   ();  

co-author
1> 
2> ,   
_Ex:
he had written a couple of plays co-authored with somebody
else        - 

co-belligerent
1>  ( ),  

co-brother
1> 

co-chair
1> 

co-chairman
1> 

co-debtor
1> _. 

co-ed
1> _. _. ,  (  
  )
2>     
3> _.   , 
  

co-edition
1>   (      
 )

co-executor
1> _.  ;   

co-guardian
1> 

co-holder
1> _.  

co-inhere
1> _.  

co-inheritance
1> _.  ,  

co-inheritor
1> _. 

co-obligant
1> _.   ,   
 

co-obligee
1> _. 

co-obligor
1> _. 

co-occurrence
1>   (  )

co-op
1> _. ;  ; 


co-operant
1> _. , 
_Ex:
co-operant factors of human progress , 
 

co-operate
1> 
_Ex:
to co-operate with friends in starting a newspaper 
    
2> , 
_Ex:
to co-operate in attaining an end  
;
_Ex:
to co-operate to the success of smth.  
-.;
_Ex:
the weather and the scenery co-operated to make our holiday
a success     
 
3> , 
4> 

co-operation
1> ,    
_Ex:
international co-operation  ;
_Ex:
he is ready to give has co-operation   
;
_Ex:
in co-operation with   ;
_Ex:
to work in close co-operation with smb.   
  -.
2> 
_Ex:
in co-operation with   ;
_Ex:
co-operation group _.  
3> 
4> _. 
5> _.  ()

co-operative
1>  
2>  
3>  ,  
4>   , 
5>  ;    ,
 
6> , 
7> ;    
_Ex:
the teacher thanked the pupils for being so co-operative
    ,     

8> 
_Ex:
co-operative society  ;
_Ex:
co-operative shop  , ;
_Ex:
co-operative farm  ;
 ;
_Ex:
co-operative bank  ;
_Ex:
co-operative movement  

co-operator
1> 
2> 

co-opt, coopt
1> 
2>   ; , 
3> _. , 
_Ex:
to co-opt, coopt cars to carry home  ,
  

co-optate
1> 
2> _. , 

co-optation
1> 
2> _. , 

co-optee
1>   (  . .)

co-option
1> 
2> _. , 

co-ossify
1> _.   , 

co-owner
1> 

co-ownership
1>  

co-pilot
1> _.  
2> _. _.  ()

co-planer
1>  

co-product
1> _.  

co-production
1> _.  

co-regent
1> , 

co-relation
1> , 
_Ex:
the co-relation between climate and crops  
 
2> _. _. 

co-respondent
1> _.      

co-riparian
1>   

co-script
1>   ;   

co-sign
1>   (   . .)

co-sponsor
1> _.  (,   . .)
2>    
_Ex:
a resolution initiated by the US and co-sponsored by 20
other countries ,   ,
     

co-star
1> _. ,      
_Ex:
co-stars    ()
2> "  ",   
  
3> _.     ;   

_Ex:
co-starring Glenda Jackson and Richard Burton  
     
4>    
_Ex:
co-starring are...     (-)

co-tenancy
1> _. 

co-tenant
1> _. 

co-term
1> _.  

co-tidal
1> _. 
_Ex:
co-tidal line  

coacervate
1> _. 

coacervation
1> _. ,   

coach
1> , 
2> _.  
3> _-.  ,   
_Ex:
day coach  ,   
4> _.     
5> _.   ( )
6> ()  
7> _.  ;   
8> _.  
_Id:
to drive a coach and horses through    ,
    , , 
_Id:
to ride in the marrow-bone coach    ,
 
9> _. , 
_Ex:
national coach   
10> _. _.  (  )
11> , 
_Ex:
drama coach   
_Ex:
singing coach  
12> -
13> _.  ,   

14> _. ,   ; 
15> _. ,   
16> _.       

17> _. _.   , 
18> _. _.   , 
19>    

coach park
1>  

coach-and-four
1> ,  
_Id:
to drive a coach-and-four through    ,
    , , 

coach-and-six
1> ,  
_Id:
to drive a coach-and-six through    ,
    , , 

coach-built
1> _.     (  )

coach-horn
1>  

coach-horse
1>   (  )

coach-house
1>  

coach-whip
1>  
2>    (, )
3> 
4> _. _. 

coachbox
1> 

coachbuilder
1> -  

coachbuilding
1> _. 

coachdog
1>  

coachee
1> _. 

coacher
1>   (  )
2> _. 
3> _. _.  (  )

coachfellow
1> _.    
2>  , 

coachful
1>  

coachman
1> 
2>   (  )

coachwork
1> 

coachy
1> _. 

coact
1> _.  

coaction
1>  
2> _.     

coactive
1> , 

coadjutor
1> , 
2> _. ,  (   
)

coadjuvant
1> _. , 

coaeval
1> _. 
2> _. 
3> _.    
_Ex:
this custom is coaeval with Christianity in England 
      

4>  
_Ex:
she was coaeval with him      ,
   

coagula
1> _pl.  coagulum

coagulability
1> 

coagulable
1>   ,  

coagulant
1> _.  , 

coagulate
1> ; , 
2> ; 

coagulation
1> , 

coagulative
1> , 

coagulator
1> _. 

coagulum
1> , 

coak
1> 
2>  , 
3> 

coal
1> () 
_Ex:
brown coal  , 
_Ex:
drossy coal  
_Ex:
hard (anthracite) coal 
_Ex:
altogether coal  
_Ex:
coal getting  
_Ex:
coal cutter  
2>  , 
_Ex:
live coal  
_Ex:
a hot coal fell from the fire   
 
3> _pl. _.  ()
_Ex:
to lay in coals for the winter    
_Ex:
coal hold _.  
4> _. _.  
_Id:
to be on hot coals   ;    
_Id:
to call smb. over the coals  ,  ;
 
_Id:
to bear coals _.   ;  
,    
_Id:
to carry coals to Newcastle    , 
  [.      ]
5> 
6>  
7>  
8>  ,  

coal car
1> _. _-.    
2> _. _.  

coal cellar
1>  ,    

coal clay
1>  , 

