Cope

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 94
kop, ». A covering for the head; anything exof a I tended over the head, as the vault of the sky; a sacerdotal cloak. (Founding.) The top part of a flask. of- Cope, kop, v. i. [coped (kopt), coping.] To strive, contend, esp. on equal terms or with succe ; to match, equal. — v. t. To match one's self against. of Coper a i can, ko-per'nl-kan, a. Pert, to Copernicus, con a Pru ian astronomer who taujrht the solar system now received. con- Copier. See under Copy. — Copious, ko'pl-us, a. Large in quantity or amount; abundant; rich; full: exuberant. To Copper, kop'per, n. A metal of reddish color, ductile, malleable, and tenacious; a coin, also a ve el, esp. a boiler, made of copper, — v. t. [coppered (-pgrd), u. -Peking.] To cover or sheathe with copper. — Cop'per as, n. Sulphate of iron, or green vitriol; a green salt, of a styptic, astringent taste. Act Coppice, kop' pis, Copse, kops, n. A wood of small growth; underwood; brushwood. — Copse, v. t. To trim or cut, as brushwood. a.
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