coed

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The big coed, after-party sleepover wasn't really a sleepover, mainly because no one slept.

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  1. noun A woman who attends a coeducational college or university.
  2. adjective Of or relating to an education system in which both men and women attend the same institution or classes; coeducational: a coed university.
  3. adjective Open to both sexes: a coed dorm; a coed pool.

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  • Once Luke became my ex, he publically humiliated me and now he and some coed are dead in a macabre, staged death scene. —  Lisa Jackson - Shiver
  • It would be too simplistic to say that because a person had trouble dealing   with a career choice or a relationship with a coed, that this goes back to some defect in the way he was raised Parents can do only so much for a child. —  TEDBUNDY
  • And I'm trying hard not to stare at the coed, which is why I find myself watching highlights from last weekend's professional tournament. —  F ;SF; - vol 100 issue 01 - January 2001
  • In fact, finding a few moments of blissful escape between the legs of a nubile coed was the only reason he was subjecting himself to a forty-mile sojourn in the company of Billy Winston. —  Practical Demonkeeping
  • OBRA's Meet the Teams Ride coordinator Uma Kleppinger says the women-only ride will, "give unattached [without a team] riders an opportunity to speak with several coed or women-only teams and get a sense of the culture and opportunities each one provides." —  BikePortland.org » Front Page
 

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