Coffee mill

An apparatus for grinding coffee. Coffee-pot, n. A covered pot in which coffee is boiled, or in which it is served at table. IMG:content-0250.jpg:[graphic] Coffee-room, n. A public room in an inn or hotel where guests are supplied with coffee or other refreshments; a reading-room. Coffeeville, in Alabama , a post-village and township of Clarke co., on the E. bank of the Tombigbee River, 131 m. S. by W. of Tuscaloosa. Coffeeville, in Mi i ippi , a post-village, cap. of Yal- lobusha co., 130 m. N. by E. of Jackson; pop . abt. 800. Cof'fer, n . [Fr. coffre ; Ger. koffer ; Gael. and Ir. kofra , armor; koufr , from kof , the belly; W. caf , a void or hollow.] A hollow trunk; a chest or box; specifically, a chest used as a repository for money or other valuables. "The lining of bis coffers shall make coats To deck our soldiers for these Irish wars." - Shaks. -(Used figuratively.) Treasure; funds; bullion. "He would discharge it without any burthen to the queen's coffers ." - Bacon . -A lock for receiving a barge. ( Arch.) A sunken or deeply indented panel in a dome. ( Fortif. ) A particular kind of CAPONIERE, q. v. -v. a. To deposit in a coffer, as money. "Treasure, as a war might draw forth, so a peace succeeding might coffer up." Bacon.