cohune oil

An oil obtained from the fruit of Attalea Cohune, a palm-tree which grows in Honduras. co-î, prep. with article. [Ital. co ( n )=with, and Coi ba i With the ba es. cohere or unite in a ma . IMG:content-0121.png:[blocks in formation] I jotted down my thoughts regarding it in tending afterward, if time permitted, to work them up into a coherent whole." -Tyndall: Frag. of Science , 3d ed., iii. 41, 42. 2. Consistent, agreeing; following in due order or connection, not contradictory. IMG:content-0122.png:[blocks in formation] Coi violin i: With the violins. ( Stainer & Barrett.) coif (1), *coife, *coyfe, *coyf, *coy if, s. [O. Fr. coif, coiffe : Low Lat. cofia , cuphia , cofea , cofa a cap; M. H. Ger. kuffe , kuppe ; O. H. Ger.chuppá , chupphá =a cap worn under the helmet; cognate with M. H. Ger. kopf ; O. H. Ger. chuph cup.] = a I. Ord. Lang.: A close cap or covering for the head; a cowl. "Thou shalt putte a coy if into his heed."- Wycliffe : Exod. xxix. vi. *II. Technically : கி Coif. 1. Law : The lawn hood or cap worn by sergeants at-law in England. "No le a man than a brother of the coif began his suit before he nad been a twelvemonth at the Temple." Add is on: Spectator . IMG:content-0123.png:[blocks in formation]