Coping is valid Scrabble Word

Is coping a scrabble word?
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6 letters word
11 points in Scrabble
15 points in WWF

Definitions for COPING in dictionary:

VERB:

(of a person) deal effectively with something difficult
(of a machine or system) have the capacity to deal successfully with
(in building) cover (a joint or structure) with a coping

NOUN:

the covering course of the masonry of a wall
a long, loose cloak worn by a priest or bishop on ceremonial occasions.
a thing resembling or likened to a cloak
sloping top row of a wall
The highest or covering course of masonry in a wall, often with sloping edges to carry off water; -- sometimes called capping.
brick that is laid sideways at the top of a wall

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to contend or strive

the top part of a wall

Words related to COPING

cope8 coped10 copes9 copings12

Words that contain COPING

copings12 scoping12 uncoping13 copingstone16 kinescoping20 rotoscoping16 telescoping16 copingstones17 fluoroscoping21

How to use COPING in a sentence

Then, I went down on to the roof, and crossed over to the gap from which the coping stone had fallen.
From the broad coping on which he sat for a moment, level with the rounded tops of clipped plane trees, he saw the esplanade far below lying in shadow.
The wide steps and broad slate coping have an artistic effect.
He will never quite get over the former of these two disabilities, but he is coping courageously with the latter.
One of the first things you learn in the trenches is the use of tact in coping with delicate situations.
Lord CURZON hastened to assure Lord BUCKMASTER that, though deprived of his co-operation, the present Cabinet thought itself equal to coping with Mr.
Soon there were bodies of workingmen publicly advocating the organization of women into trade unions as the only rational plan of coping with a thoroughly vicious situation.
Over it was a rough stone coping, and around, hugging it on three sides almost from sight, were thick, quiet bushes.
Previously to his descent he had left the nail and spike on the wall, and with these he fastened the blanket to the stone coping.
Now that the darkness was become more friendly, the wall against which the street splintered developed a stone coping topped with an armature of spikes.

Unwilling to endanger the rest of the band, and perhaps wishing a free hand in coping with this evident Nemesis, Black Eagle cantered boldly out to meet him.
This description furnishes a record of the ladder, its projection above the coping, if any, the difference in the length of its poles, the character of the tiepiece, etc.
Where it is not protected from the rains by an overhanging coping or other feature, the finish is not durable.
This arrangement is still the prevailing one at Tusayan, though there is an occasional example of the projecting coping that practically forms a cornice.
The protective agency of these coping stones is well illustrated in Pl.
Occasional instances are seen in this pueblo in which an exaggerated height is given to the coping, the result slightly approaching a square chimney in effect.
In these latter the sides are built up of masonry or adobe, but the framing around them is more like the usual coping over walls.
And finding the new lead much torn and broken by wind for want of a ceiling underneath, the upper tire of that was done again, and a coping added to the rigging.
Seeing the prince on the coping they climbed along a ladder that was leaning on the slates and reached him just as he was slipping into the tower.
Stone work, which may be rough and uncemented, but should always be solid, may then be built up at the sides, and covered with a secure coping of stone.
Such delicate sensitiveness, leading to impatience, was not capable of coping with the rough work involved in the task of reform, which he had undertaken.
Their master threw the other leg over the coping and sat motionless.
At one moment he advanced so far, that by the light from a revolver he was seen surrounded by five or six large colpeos, with whom he was coping with great coolness.
Alone, they are no more capable of coping with these evils than men are.
The blue waters of the Gulf of Mexico were patrolled by a fleet with which the Confederates had no means of coping.
With respect to the development of powers devoted to coping with specific scientific and economic problems we may say the child should be growing in manhood.
The task of coping with it devolved on the New Zealand Militia, and the warriors of certain friendly tribes, headed by the chiefs called by the Europeans Ropata and Kemp.
Beyond, the brick wall with its marble coping and high iron fence reached, on the opposite side, to the Jannan corner.
Then, just as doctors and nurses despaired of coping with it, the influx of wounded slackened and ceased, almost of a sudden.
Each of these tiny lakes is radiant with lovely hues, and is bordered by a colored coping, resembling a curb of jasper or of porphyry.
The shadows of the chimneys were long across the roofs as she laid the mattress down by the coping.
Sybarite, at the top, was pulling himself gingerly over the lip of a stone coping.

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