coley
coley | cosey |
As a noun coley is coalfish, pollachius virens . As an adjective cosey is .
holey | coley |
As an adjective holey is having, or being full of, holes. As a noun coley is coalfish, pollachius virens .
coney | coley |
As nouns the difference between coney and coley is that coney is ( rabbit) while coley is coalfish, pollachius virens .
coley | colly |
As nouns the difference between coley and colly is that coley is coalfish, pollachius virens while colly is (british|dialect) soot. As an adjective colly is (british|dialect) black as coal. As a verb colly is (archaic) to make black, as with coal.
poley | coley |
As nouns the difference between poley and coley is that poley is (botany) while coley is coalfish, pollachius virens . As an adjective poley is (uk|dialect) without horns; polled.
coley | colley |
As a noun coley is coalfish, pollachius virens . As a proper noun colley is .
coley | foley |
As a noun coley is coalfish, pollachius virens . As a proper noun foley is .
coles | coley |
As a verb coles is . As a noun coley is coalfish, pollachius virens .
cooley | coley |
As a proper noun cooley is . As a noun coley is coalfish, pollachius virens .
coley | colet |
As nouns the difference between coley and colet is that coley is coalfish, pollachius virens while colet is (obsolete) a lower servant in a church.
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