coachsmith
A builder of coaches.

coachsmiths
plural of coachsmith

coachwoman
A woman who drives a horse-drawn coach; a female coach driver.

coachwomen
plural of coachwoman

coachwright
A craftsman who builds coaches.

coachwrights
plural of coachwright

coadjudicator
A joint adjudicator; one who adjudicates with another.

coadjudicators
plural of coadjudicator

coadjutor
An assistant or helper.
An assistant to a bishop.

coadjutors
plural of coadjutor

coadmin
A coadministrator.

coadministrator
A joint administrator.

coadministrators
plural of coadministrator

coadministratrix
A female coadministrator.

coadmins
plural of coadmin

coadventurer
A fellow adventurer.

coadventurers
plural of coadventurer

coagent
An associate or fellow agent, i.e. a coworker.
A joint agent, something that acts with another

coagitator
A joint agitator; one who agitates along with another.

coagitators
plural of coagitator

coalbacker
One who carries coal upon their back.

coalbagger
A person employed to bag coal.

coalbaggers
plural of coalbagger

coalcutterman
The operator of a coalcutter.

coalcuttermen
plural of coalcutterman

coaldealer
A trader who deals in coal.

coaldealers
plural of coaldealer

coalheaver
One who feeds coal into a furnace.

coalheavers
plural of coalheaver

coalie
coalfish

coalies
plural of coalie

coalitionology
(excessive) speculation around the time of a general election about possible coalition governments that might ensue

coallies
plural of coally

coally
A joint ally.

coalmaster
The owner or lessee of a coalfield.

coalminer
One who mines for coal; especially, a worker who does not own the mine.

coalminers
plural of coalminer

coalmonger
A dealer in coal.

coalmongers
plural of coalmonger

coalowner
One who owns a coal mine.

coalowners
plural of coalowner

coalworker
One who works in a coal mine.

coalworkers
plural of coalworker

coambassador
A joint ambassador.

coambassadors
plural of coambassador

coapprentice
A person who is apprenticed to the same master as another.

coapprentices
plural of coapprentice

coarb
The successor to the founder of a religious institution.
The head of one of the families composing an old Irish sept.

coarbiter
A joint arbiter; one who arbitrates along with another.

coarbiters
plural of coarbiter

coarbitrator
A joint arbitrator; one who arbitrates with another.

coarbitrators
plural of coarbitrator

coarbs
plural of coarb

coasteer
One who takes part in coasteering.

coasteerer
Synonym of coasteer.

coasteerers
plural of coasteerer

coasteers
plural of coasteer

coastguardsman
A member of a coastguard.

coastguardsmen
plural of coastguardsman

coastguardswoman
A female coastguardsman.

coastguardswomen
plural of coastguardswoman

coastlander
A person who lives along the coast.

coastlanders
plural of coastlander

coater
A person who coats material with a fluid.
A machine that coats material with a fluid.

coaters
plural of coater

coatmaker
A skilled artisan who specializes in the creation and tailoring of coats.
A company that manufactures coats.

coatmakers
plural of coatmaker

coauthority
Joint authority; authority held with another person.

coaxer
A person who coaxes

coaxers
plural of coaxer

cobber
A pal, buddy, mate, friend; often used in direct address by one male to another.
A sweet consisting of a small block of hard caramel covered in chocolate.

cobbers
plural of cobber

cobeliever
A person of the same (religious) beliefs.

cobelievers
plural of cobeliever

cobishop
A joint or coadjutant bishop.

cobishops
plural of cobishop

cobleman
A fisherman who uses a coble.

coblemen
plural of cobleman

cobold
Alternative form of kobold.

cobolds
plural of cobold

cobuilder
Someone who cobuilds; someone who builds with others.

cobuilders
plural of cobuilder

cocainist
A cocaine addict.

cocainomaniac
A cocaine addict.

cocainomaniacs
plural of cocainomaniac

coccidologist
One who studies coccidology.

coccidologists
plural of coccidologist

cochair
Someone who serves as the chair of a meeting or organization together with one or more other chairs.

cochairs
plural of cochair

cochampion
joint champion

cochampions
plural of cochampion

cocinera
A female cook, in Spanish-speaking regions.

cocineras
plural of cocinera

cocitizen
A citizen of the same place.

cocitizens
plural of cocitizen

cockaholics
plural of cockaholic

cockalorum
A menial yet self-important person; a person who makes empty boasts.
Boastful speech, crowing.
A game similar to leapfrog.

cockalorums
plural of cockalorum

cockanathan
Idiot, foolish person.

cockanathans
plural of cockanathan

cockarouse
A sachem or leader in certain Native American groups.

cockarouses
plural of cockarouse

cockbag
A stupid or otherwise undesirable person

cockbags
plural of cockbag

cockblocker
One who cockblocks; one who impedes the sexual advances of another, usually a man.

cockblockers
plural of cockblocker

cockbrain
A stupid person.

cockbrains
plural of cockbrain

cockbreath
A contemptible person, usually used as a disparaging term of address

cockcrower
A person employed by the monarch to announce the hour by crowing like a cock.

cockcrowers
plural of cockcrower

cocker
One who breeds gamecocks or engages in the sport of cockfighting.
One who hunts woodcocks.
A cocker spaniel, either of two breeds of dogs originally bred for hunting woodcocks.
A device that aids in cocking a crossbow.

cockers
plural of cocker

cockface
A contemptible person.

cockfaces
plural of cockface

cockfag
An extremely contemptible person.

cockfags
plural of cockfag

cockfighter
One who engages in a cockfight.

cockfighters
plural of cockfighter

cockhound
A promiscuous person, one who is eager to have sex with men.

cockleman
A fisherman who catches cockles.

cocklemen
plural of cockleman

cockler
One who finds and sells cockles.

cocklers
plural of cockler

cocklicker
a contemptible person

cocklickers
plural of cocklicker

cockmaster
One who breeds gamecocks.

cockmasters
plural of cockmaster

cockmate
A partner or companion.

cockmates
plural of cockmate.

cockmonkey
An obnoxious or contemptible person.

cockmonkeys
plural of cockmonkey

cockmunch
An idiot or other undesirable person.

cockmuncher
Term of abuse.

cockmunchers
plural of cockmuncher

cockmunches
plural of cockmunch

cockshies
plural of cockshy

cockshy
A game in which trinkets are set upon sticks, to be thrown at by the players.
An object at which stones are flung; (by extension) a person who is abused or vilified.

cockslut
A very sexually promiscuous girl or woman.

cocksluts
plural of cockslut

cocksman
A man who is sexually talented in using his penis.

cocksmen
plural of cocksman

cocksmith
A man who has expert sexual technique.
A man who has sex with many women.

cocksmiths
plural of cocksmith

cocksocket
A promiscuous person, usually a person who is bottom, who is frequently sexually penetrated.

cocksockets
plural of cocksocket

cocksplat
A contemptible person.

cocksplats
plural of cocksplat

cockstain
A worthless person.

cockstains
plural of cockstain

cockster
A cocky man.

cocksters
plural of cockster

cocktailians
plural of cocktailian

cockteaser
Synonym of cock tease (“one who teases with a promise of sexual intercourse”).

cockteasers
plural of cockteaser

cockwad
Term of abuse

cockwads
plural of cockwad

cockwhore
A very sexually promiscuous girl or woman.

cockwhores
plural of cockwhore

cockwipe
Term of abuse.

cockwipes
plural of cockwipe

cockwomble
A foolish or obnoxious person.

cockwombles
plural of cockwomble

cockylorum
Alternative form of cockalorum.

cockylorums
plural of cockylorum

cocommentator
A joint commentator; one who provides commentary together with another.

cocommentators
plural of cocommentator

cocomposer
One who jointly composes a work with somebody else.

cocomposers
plural of cocomposer

coconqueror
A joint conqueror; one who conquers with another.

coconquerors
plural of coconqueror.

coconsecrator
A bishop who assists at a consecration.