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2 : to work or act together harmoniously

— co·or·di·na·tor noun

Synonyms

[1, 2] accommodate, agree, blend, conciliate, conform, harmonize, key, reconcile—more at HARMONIZE

3coordinate noun 1 : one of a set of numbers used in specifying the location of a point on a surface or in space

2 plural : articles (as of clothing) designed to be used together and to attain their effect through pleasing contrast

3 : one who is of equal rank, authority, or importance with another

Synonyms

counterpart, equal, equivalent, fellow, like, match, parallel, peer, rival—more at EQUAL

co·or·di·na·tion noun : the harmonious functioning of parts for effective results

Synonyms

collaboration, cooperation, teamwork—more at TEAMWORK

coot noun 1 : a dark-colored ducklike bird related to the rails

2 : any of several No. American sea ducks

3 : a harmless simple person

coo·tie noun : a body louse

1cop noun : a member of a police force : POLICE OFFICER

Synonyms

constable, officer, police officer—more at OFFICER

2cop verb 1 slang : STEAL <~ a glance>

2 slang : ADMIT — used with to <~ to the charges>

3 : ADOPT <~ an attitude>

co–pay noun : CO-PAYMENT

co–pay·ment noun : a fixed fee required of a patient by a health insurer (as an HMO) at the time of each outpatient service or filling of a prescription

1cope noun : a long cloaklike ecclesiastical vestment

2cope verb coped; cop·ing : to struggle to overcome problems or difficulties — usu. used with with

Synonyms

do, fare, get along, make out, manage, shift—more at GET ALONG

usually cope with contend, grapple, handle, manage, maneuver, negotiate, swing, treat—more at HANDLE

copi·er noun : one that copies; especially : a machine for making copies

co·pi·lot noun : an assistant pilot of an aircraft or spacecraft

cop·ing noun : the top layer of a wall

co·pi·ous adjective : present in large quantity : LAVISH

— co·pi·ous·ly adverb

— co·pi·ous·ness noun

Synonyms

lavish, profuse, riotous—more at PROFUSE

cop–out noun : an excuse for copping out; also : an act of copping out

Synonyms

avoidance, escape, evasion, out—more at ESCAPE

cop out verb : to back out (as of an unwanted responsibility)

Synonyms

back down, renege—more at RENEGE

cop·per noun 1 : a malleable reddish metallic chemical element that is one of the best conductors of heat and electricity

2 : a coin or token made of copper

— cop·pery adjective

cop·per·head noun : a largely coppery brown pit viper esp. of the eastern and central U.S.

cop·pice noun : a thicket, grove, or growth of small trees : THICKET

Synonyms

brake, brushwood, chaparral, covert, thicket—more at THICKET

co·pra noun : dried coconut meat yielding coconut oil

copse noun : a thicket, grove, or growth of small trees : THICKET

cop·ter noun : HELICOPTER

cop·u·la noun : LINKING VERB

— cop·u·la·tive adjective

cop·u·late verb -lat·ed; -lat·ing : to engage in sexual intercourse

— cop·u·la·to·ry adjective

cop·u·la·tion noun : sexual union

Synonyms

intercourse, sexual intercourse—more at SEXUAL INTERCOURSE

1copy noun, plural cop·ies 1 : an imitation or reproduction of an original work

2 : material to be set in type

Synonyms

carbon copy, duplicate, duplication, facsimile, imitation, replica, replication, reproduction; also counterfeit, fake, forgery, phony, sham; dummy, mock-up, simulation; reconstruction, re-creation; image, likeness, semblance, shadow; impression, imprint, print

Antonyms

original

2copy verb cop·ied; copy·ing 1 : to make a copy of

2 : to attempt to resemble : IMITATE

— copy·ist noun

Synonyms

[1] duplicate, imitate, replicate, reproduce; also counterfeit, fake, forge; simulate; reconstruct

Antonyms

originate

[2] ape, emulate, imitate, mime, mimic—more at IMITATE

copy·book noun : a book formerly used to teach handwriting containing examples to be copied

copy·boy noun : a person who carries copy and runs errands (as in a newspaper