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cooping the practice of kidnapping a person and forcing them to vote, often repeatedly, for a particular candidate in an election.
coopt to take over; preempt; assimilate. [2 definitions]
coordinate to order or organize according to a common goal. [11 definitions]
coordinated having the parts of one's body working well together so that one's movements are fluid or graceful.
coordinating conjunction a conjunction, such as "and" or "but," that connects words, phrases, or clauses that have equivalent structures or ranks. (Cf. subordinating conjunction.)
coordination the act of coordinating or the state of being coordinated. [2 definitions]
coordinator one that coordinates, esp. a person who organizes a complex event or project that involves the contributions of other people.
co-organizer combined form of organizer.
coot any of several dark grayish, short-winged aquatic birds related to rails. [3 definitions]
cootie (informal) a louse, esp. one found on humans.
co-own combined form of own.
co-owner combined form of owner.
co-ownership combined form of ownership.
cop1 (informal) to steal. [2 definitions]
cop2 (informal) a police officer.
cop3 a cone-shaped mass of thread wound on a spindle.
copal a hard resin from various tropical trees, used to make lacquers and varnishes.
cop a plea (informal) to plead guilty to a lesser charge in order to avoid trial on the original charge.
copartner an associate or fellow partner, as in a business enterprise.
copartnership combined form of partnership.
cope1 to contend or struggle, esp. with some success (often fol. by "with"). [2 definitions]