| copublisher |
combined form of publisher. |
| copula |
something that joins or links; coupler. [3 definitions] |
| copulate |
to engage in the physical joining of sexual organs for the depositing of sperm. |
| copulative |
coupling or joining. [5 definitions] |
| copy |
a reproduction of an original. [8 definitions] |
| copybook |
a book of examples of handwriting, formerly used as models for young students to imitate. [3 definitions] |
| copycat |
(informal) a person who copies the behavior, gestures, or actions of another (used chiefly by children). |
| copy desk |
a desk in a newspaper office where copy is edited and prepared for typesetting, and where headlines are composed. |
| copyist |
one who makes written copies, usu. of documents. [2 definitions] |
| copy machine |
another name for photocopier. |
| copyreader |
one who edits and prepares newspaper copy for typesetting and publication. |
| copyright |
the exclusive legal right to make copies of, distribute, or perform all or part of a published or recorded work for a certain extended period of time. [3 definitions] |
| copyrightable |
combined form of copyright. |
| copywriter |
one who writes text for publication or broadcast, esp. for advertisements. |
| coq au vin |
a dish consisting of chicken browned and stewed in red wine with onions, mushrooms, and seasonings. |
| coquet |
to make playful romantic or sexual overtures; flirt. [2 definitions] |
| coquette |
a girl or woman who flirts excessively. |
| coquettishly |
in a playful or teasing manner; flirtatiously. |
| coquina |
limestone made from an aggregate of coral and seashell fragments, used in construction. [2 definitions] |
| cor- |
with; together. [2 definitions] |
| coracle |
a small rounded boat of waterproof material stretched over a frame of wood or wicker, used in western England, Wales, and Ireland. |