cotoye (kotoya)

In her., same as cottised. cotqueant (kot'kwen), n. [A word of popular origin, Cap. Look to the bak'd meats, good Angelica: Spare not for cost. Nurse. Go, you cot - quean , go, Get you to bed. Shak., R. and J., iv. 4. I cannot abide these apron husbands; such cotqueans . Middle ton and Dekker , Roaring Girl, iii. 2. A stateswoman is as ridiculous a creature as a cotquean; each of the sexes should keep within its bounds. Add is on. 2. A coarse, masculine woman; a bold hu y. Scold like a cotquean , that's your profe ion. Ford, 'Tis Pity, i. 2. cotqueanityt (kot'kwēn-i-ti), n . [ cotquean + -ity . ] The character or conduct of a cotquean. We tell thee thou anger est us, cotquean; and we will thunder thee in pieces for thy cotqueanity. B. Jonson, Poetaster, iv. 3. cotriple (kō-trip'l), a . [ co -1 + triple .] In math ., connected with a triple branch of a curve. Cotriple tangent, the tangent, at a close-point of a surface, of the triple branch of the curve of intersection of the surface and its tangent.