coagent (koajent)

[ Your doom is then To marry this coagent of your mischiefs. Beau . and Fl ., Knight of Malta. coagitate (kō-aj'i-tāt), v. t.; pret. and pp. co agitated , ppr. coagitating . [LL. coagitatus , pp. of coagitare , L. co- co- , together, + a + agitare , agitate: see agitate .] To move or agitate together. Blount. [Rare.] 1067 med., a blood-clot. - 2t. A substance that causes coagulation, as rennet; a coagulant. Crabb. co-aid (kō-ād'), n. [ aid1 .] 1. A fel- low-helper.-2. Conjunctive a istance. Pope. coaita (ko-i'tä), n. [S. Amer.] A South Amer- ican monkey, Ateles panisc us , about 18 inches in length. See Ateles , and cut under spider - monkey . agitare , 'coaiti, n. Same as coati . coakı (kōk), n. and v.