coclĕārĭum An enclosure; pen in which snails were kept and fed; A spoon coclĕātim adv. spirally coclĕātus adj. spiral; screw-formed coclĕŏla a small snail cōcles cognomen of a person blind with one eye Cōcles the cognomen of a Roman coco the sound naturally made by the hen; clucking cŏcŏlŏbis a Spanish name for a kind of grape Cocosātes a tribe in Aquitania cocta coctăna coctĭlĭcĭus pertaining to dried wood; in which dry wood is sold coctĭlis adj. burned; very dry wood; that burns without smoke coctĭo a cooking; burning; A digesting of food coctĭo coctĭto coctīvus adj. that is easily cooked; ripens early; suitable for cooking coctor a cook; a limeburner coctūra a cooking; a melting; a manner; style of cooking coctūrārĭus a cook coctus cŏcŭla a female cook cŏcŭlum A vessel for cooking; small wood for cooking cŏcus Cōcȳtus a mythic river in the Lower World; of Cocytus cōda Cōdēta a place in which grew plants resembling the tails of horses; a place beyond the… cōdex cōdĭcārĭus cōdĭcillāris adj. named; appointed by the emperor cōdĭcilli Wood cut and split for burning; A writing; letter; a short writing cōdĭcillus cōdĭcŭla a little tail Codomannus cognomen of the last Persian king Darius Codrio a town in Greek Illyria Cōdrus The last Athenian king; who voluntarily devoted himself t...; A wretched poet; … coel Coela a deeply-indented maritime region in Eubœa coelātor coelebs cŏēlectus elected together cŏĕlĕmentātus adj. composed of elements coeles Coelē Sўrĭa Cœlesyria; between Libanus and Antilibanus coelĭăcus adj. Relating to the abdomen; to the stomach; stomach remedy; Afflicted with a disea… coelĭcŏla coelĭōtĭcus adj. cleansing the stomach; bowels Coelĭus cŏēmendātus amended at the same time coemēsis a somniferous song coemētērĭum a churchyard; cemetery; burying-ground cŏĕmo v. a. to purchase together; to buy up cŏëmptĭo A pretended purchase of an estate which was subjected to ...; a marriage; consi… cŏëmptiōnālis adj. pertaining to a sham sale; a sham marriage; who was made ... cŏëmptĭōnātor one who enters into the cŏëmptor one who purchases many things; buys up cŏëmptus coena coenācŭlārius coenātĭcus coenĭto coenŏbīta a cloister-brother; a monk coenŏbĭum a cloister; convent coenŏmyia the common fly coenon a kind of eyesalve coenōsĭtas coenŭla coenum cŏĕo v. a. and n. To go; come together; to meet; to form a whole by coming together; to be united… coepĭo v. a. and n. to begin; commence; undertake; to begin; take a beginning; commence cŏĕpiscŏpātus an associate episcopate cŏĕpiscŏpus an associate bishop coepto v. freq. a. and n. to begin eagerly; to begin; undertake; Intr; to begin; commence coeptum coeptus coeptus a beginning; undertaking cŏĕpŭlōnus a fellowbanqueter; companion at a feast cŏĕpŭlor v. dep. to feast together Coerănus a Greek Stoic philosopher coerātor cŏercĕo v. a. to enclose something on all sides; wholly; to hold together cŏërcĭtĭo a restraining; coercing; coercion; restraint; The right of coercing; punishing cŏërcĭtor one who restrains cŏërcĭtus coero cŏerro v. n. to go; wander about together coerŭla coetus Coeus a Titan; father of Latona cŏexercĭtātus exercised together; at the same time cofānus a pelican cōgĭtābĭlis adj. conceivable; imaginable cōgĭtābundus adj. thinking; thoughtful cōgĭtāmen thinking; thought cōgĭtāmentum a thought cōgĭtāta cōgĭtātē adv. cōgĭtātim adv. cōgĭtātĭo a thinking; considering; deliberating; thought cōgĭtātō adv. P. a. fin