Coincide, kō-in-sīd′, v.i. to fall in with, or agree, in opinion: to correspond: to be identical.—ns. Coin′cidence, act or condition of coinciding: the occurrence of an event at the same time as another event, without any apparent connection; Coin′cidency.—adjs. Coin′cident, Coincident′al.—adv. Coin′cidently. [L. co-, together, incidĕre—in, in, cadĕre, to fall.]
Co-inhere, kō-in-hēr′, v.i. to inhere together.—n. Co-inher′ence.
Co-inheritor, kō-in-her′it-or, n. a joint heir.—n. Co-inher′itance.
Co-instantaneous, kō-in-stan-tān′e-us, adj. exactly simultaneous.—ns. Co-instantanē′ity, Co-instantan′eousness.—adv. Co-instantan′eously.
Coir, koir, n. the strong fibre of the husk of the coco-nut, used for making door-mats. [Malay, kāyar, cord—kāyaru, to be twisted.]
Coistril, kois′tril, n. a groom: (Shak.) a knave. [See Custrel.]
Coition, kō-ish′un, n. sexual intercourse. [L. coitio—co-, together, īre, ītum, to go.]
Cojoin, kō-join′, v.t. (Shak.). Same as Conjoin.
Coke, kōk, n. a form of fuel obtained by the heating of coal in confined spaces whereby its more volatile constituents are driven off.—v.t. to make into coke. [Ety. dub.; not before 17th century.]
Col, kol, n. (geog.) a depression or pass in a mountain-range. [Fr.,—L. collum, a neck.]