Coal-whipper

koal'-hwip-per, s. one who unloads coal from ships. Cobaltic, ] COBALTIC koal-wurk, s. a colliery, including the engines and machinery for working and raising the coal. ko-a-les', v.n. to grow together; to unite and adhere in one body or ma ; to unite (L. co, and alesco, to grow up). the act of coalescing; the state of being united. a. growing together; uniting. ko-a-lish'-un, s. union in one body or ma ; a combination of different individuals, parties, or states into one. See Coalesce. ko-a-lish'-un-er, s. one who joins or proko-a-lish'-un-ist,5 motes a coalition., s. ajoint ally. a. like coal; containing coal. koam-ingz, s.pl. the raised borders or edgee of the hatches (Naut.) (Comb.), v.a. to annex with something else ko-ap-ta'-shun, s. the adaptation or adjustment of parts to each other. ko-ark' -tate, a. pre ed together [Bot.] (L. co, and arc to, to compre .) ko-ark-ta -shun, s. pre ure; contraction. koars, a. not fine; unrefined; rude; uncivil; gro ; indelicate. Coarsely, koars'-le, ad. in a coarse manner. Coarsene ,koars -nes,s,the quality of being coarse. koars'-grained, a. of large grains; unrefined. koars'-n, v.a. to make coarse. ko-ar-tik-yu-la'-shun, s. the articulation of the bones in forming a joint. ko-as-ses'-ser, s. ajoint a e or. ko-as-sewm', v.a. to a ume with another. s. the margin of the land next the sea; the sea-shore; the exterior line, limit, or border of a country: v.n. to sail near the shore, or in sight of land; to sall from port to port in the same ame country; to slide down snow or ice on a sledge [U.S.]: v.a. to sail by or near to; to keep close to. The coast is clear, the danger is over; the enemy has departed (L. costa, arib). koast'-er, s. a small ve el employed in trading from port to port in the same country. koast'-gärd, s. a body of men under the admiralty, constituted to serve as a defensive force. koast'-ing, a. sailing along the coast. Coasting-trade, the trade carried on between the ports of the same country. Coasting-ve el, a ve el employed in the coasting trade; a coaster. koast'-wize, ad. along the coast. koat, s. an upper outside garment; the habit or vesture of an order of men, indicating the order or office; the order or office; external covering, as the hair or fur of a beast; a tunic of the eye; any membrane that serves as a cover; the layer of a bulbous root; a layer of any substance covering another; that on which which ensigns armorial are portrayed, usually called a coat of arms: v.a. to cover; Coat to spread over with a layer of any substance. of mail, a piece of armour, in form of a shirt, consisting of a network of iron rings, or of iron scales fastened on leather. koat'-ar-mur, s.coat of arms; armorial ensigns. koat'-kard, s.a card bearing coated figure, now usually called a court-card. koat-e', s. a coat with short tails. ko'-a-te, s. an animal of S. America, like the racoon,outwith longer body and neck, shorter fur,and smaller eyes. koat' -ing, s.a covering,or the act of covering; a substance spread over for cover or defence; cloth for coats. koaks, v.a. to persuade by fondling or flattery; to wheedle: to soothe (O.E. cokes, a fool). koaks'-er, s. a wheedler; a flatterer. ko-aks'-e-al, a. having a joint axis. koaks' -ing-le, ad. in a coaxing manner. kob, s. the top or head; a spike on which the kernels of maize grow; a strong stout pony; a horse not castrated; a sea-mew, called the sea-cob; a ball or pellet for feeding fowls; a spider; a composition of clay mixed with straw; a kind of wicker basket, used son: v.a. in husbandry; to punish by a foreign striking coin the; a breech breech covetous with with per a belt or flat piece of wood; to pull by the hair or ears. ko'-balt, s. brittle metal ofa reddish-grey or greyish white colour, and weak metallic lustre. Cobalt-bloom, acicular arsenate of cobalt. Cobalt-blue, pigment of alumina and cobalt. Cobalt-crust, earthy arsenate of cobalt (Ger. cobalt,from Kobold, a goblin, so named for the trouble it gave the miners). ko-balt'-ik, a. pertaining to cobalt.