Cotemporaneous

Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 96
etc. See Contemporaneous. by de- Coterie, ko-te-re/', n. A set of persons who meet fainilof | iarly; a club tillion, ko-tiKyun, n. A dance of 8 peracri- ' Cotillon, sons; Coti quadrille; tune regulating the dance. etc. into Cotton, kot'tn, n. The fibrous down enveloping the furseeds of the cotton-plant: thread or cloth maue of cotton. — a. Made of, etc. — v. i To rise with a etc. regular nap. —Cotton flannel. A twilled cotton iabric, with along plush nap; Canton flannel. — Cotto ton'y, -T, a. Downy; soft, like cotton; contain being, or like, cotton; cheap looking. — Cof ton-gin, lose -jin, n. A machine to separate the seeds from cotdeton. plant, n. A plant of several *^» of species, growing in warm climates, and *§S> bearing the cotton of commerce. — n. I -seed, n. The seed of, etc.,— yielding j oil and oil-cake. — waste, n. The ref prod use of cotton factories. wood, n. de- (Bot.) An American tree of the poplar kind. — v/ool, n.
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