Definitions
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- noun Plural form of
coot .
Etymologies
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Examples
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'Never mind whether I come from Maine or whether I come from Jaffy,' says I, 'I come from sech a quarter of this' arth as whar 'coots is jest _coots_,' says I. "
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Farther out, white-beaked, ducklike birds called coots turn over the floating leaves of water lilies to find tasty snails for their nestlings.
The Field Guide to Wildlife Habitats of the Eastern United States
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Farther out, white-beaked, ducklike birds called coots turn over the floating leaves of water lilies to find tasty snails for their nestlings.
The Field Guide to Wildlife Habitats of the Eastern United States
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Farther out, white-beaked, ducklike birds called coots turn over the floating leaves of water lilies to find tasty snails for their nestlings.
The Field Guide to Wildlife Habitats of the Eastern United States
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He falls for the daughter of one of the old coots, and tragedy ensues.
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He falls for the daughter of one of the old coots, and tragedy ensues.
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The dog yelped so loud it caused some coots to scatter across the murky water.
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You ain't in your 20s no more, and I don't think even you can stretch a. 25-06 far enough to get a Marco Polo ram from where old coots like us could climb.
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These old coots retard the movement toward change and only insure that we do not move forward politically!
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The senile old coots (Basically all the old farts of the GOP).
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