terms |
cooeed |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb cooeed is
(
cooee).
cooeed |
cooped |
As verbs the difference between cooeed and cooped
is that
cooeed is (
cooee) while
cooped is (
coop).
cooed |
cooeed |
As verbs the difference between cooed and cooeed
is that
cooed is past tense of coo while
cooeed is past tense of cooee.
cooked |
cooeed |
As verbs the difference between cooked and cooeed
is that
cooked is (
cook) while
cooeed is (
cooee).
As an adjective cooked
is of food, that has been prepared by cooking.
cooned |
cooeed |
As verbs the difference between cooned and cooeed
is that
cooned is past tense of coon while
cooeed is past tense of cooee.
cooled |
cooeed |
As verbs the difference between cooled and cooeed
is that
cooled is (
cool) while
cooeed is (
cooee).
As an adjective cooled
is at a lower temperature.
cooeed |
cooees |
As a verb cooeed
is (
cooee).
As a noun cooees is
.
cooeed |
cooeyed |
As verbs the difference between cooeed and cooeyed
is that
cooeed is (
cooee) while
cooeyed is (
cooey).
cooee |
cooeed |
As verbs the difference between cooee and cooeed
is that
cooee is to make such a call while
cooeed is past tense of cooee.
As a noun cooee
is a long, loud call used to attract attention when at a distance, mainly done in the Australian bush.
As an interjection cooee
is
Used to attract someone's attention.