coxed |
cooed |
As verbs the difference between coxed and cooed
is that
coxed is (
cox) to have acted as a coxswain; to have steered a boat while
cooed is (
coo).
As an adjective coxed
is having a cox.
cooed |
cooned |
As verbs the difference between cooed and cooned
is that
cooed is (
coo) while
cooned is (
coon).
cooed |
coved |
As verbs the difference between cooed and coved
is that
cooed is (
coo) while
coved is (
cove).
cored |
cooed |
As verbs the difference between cored and cooed
is that
cored is (
core) while
cooed is (
coo).
cood |
cooed |
As verbs the difference between cood and cooed
is that
cood is eye dialect of lang=en while
cooed is past tense of coo.
cooed |
cooey |
As verbs the difference between cooed and cooey
is that
cooed is (
coo) while
cooey is .
As an interjection cooey is
.
coped |
cooed |
As verbs the difference between coped and cooed
is that
coped is past tense of cope while
cooed is past tense of coo.
As an adjective coped
is clad in a cope.
cooed |
cooped |
As verbs the difference between cooed and cooped
is that
cooed is (
coo) while
cooped is (
coop).
cooee |
cooed |
As verbs the difference between cooee and cooed
is that
cooee is (intransitive|australia|informal) to make such a call while
cooed is (
coo).
As a noun cooee
is (australia|informal|onomatopoeia) a long, loud call used to attract attention when at a distance, mainly done in the australian bush.
As an interjection cooee
is (informal|chiefly|australia|uk).
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