| cowpea |
an annual vine plant that bears long seed pods, grown in the southern United States as feed for domestic animals and as a fertilizer. [2 definitions] |
| cowpoke |
(informal) a person who tends cattle; cowboy. |
| cow pony |
a horse that is trained and used for herding cattle. |
| cowpox |
a skin disease in cattle, caused by a virus that is used to produce a vaccine against smallpox in humans. |
| cowpuncher |
(informal) a cowboy. |
| cowrite |
combined form of write. |
| cowry |
a tropical marine mollusk having a glossy and colorfully marked shell that is used as money in some Asian and African cultures. [2 definitions] |
| cowshed |
a shelter for cows when not at pasture. |
| cowslip |
a European primrose bearing a fragrant yellow flower. [2 definitions] |
| cox |
(informal) a coxswain. [2 definitions] |
| coxa |
the hip or its joint. [2 definitions] |
| coxalgia |
pain or disease in the hip or its joint. |
| coxcomb |
a pretentious or conceited dandy; show-off. |
| coxless |
combined form of cox. |
| coxswain |
one in command of a ship's boat. [2 definitions] |
| coy |
artfully shy or retiring; playfully but calculatingly reticent. [3 definitions] |
| coyote |
a small wolflike carnivore of North America. |
| coypu |
a large, beaverlike water animal of South America. |
| coz |
(informal) cousin. |
| cozen |
to deceive or trick; swindle. |
| cozy |
comfortably warm and snug, or giving one a warm emotional feeling, often by being small in size yet pleasant. [5 definitions] |