Cot is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to become tangled
• entangle or become entangled
RESIDUAL:
• cotangent.
NOUN:
• a narrow bed
• a small bed with high barred sides for a baby or very young child.
• a plain narrow bed.
• a camp bed.
• a bed resembling a hammock hung from deck beams, formerly used by officers.
• a small shelter for livestock.
• a small, simple cottage.
• A small house; a cottage or hut.
• A pen, coop, or like shelter for small domestic animals, as for sheep or pigeons; a cote.
• A cover or sheath; as, a roller cot (the clothing of a drawing roller in a spinning frame); a cot for a sore finger.
• A small, rudely-formed boat.
• A sleeping place of limited size; a little bed; a cradle; a piece of canvas extended by a frame, used as a bed.
• a sheath worn to protect a finger
• baby bed with high sides made of slats
• a small bed that folds up for storage or transport
• baby's bed with high sides
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a light, narrow bed
• baby\'s bed with high sides

Words related to COT

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Words that contain COT

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How to use COT in a sentence

• A BELGIAN BOY HERO On a cot in the Red Cross hospital at Ostend, September 12, lay one of the heroes of the war.
• The eye was grateful even for the note of cheer supplied by the red cylindrical valise on the shelf above each cot, and by the occasional scarlet tunic and stable-jacket.
• He lies in a cot in the upper storey with a knife-wound between his shoulder-blades.
• His tent was a small one, with a camp cot, a couple of chairs and a table.
• If you meet any other men of the gang, send them here to help carry the cot.
• When the train came and the gang placed Freckles aboard, big Duncan made a place for the Angel beside the cot.
• From his cot the officer followed this phenomenon with severe, painstaking interest.
• The duke drew his chair as closely as possible to the side of the cot, took the wasted hand of his poor brother, and bowed his head to hear the sorrowful story.
• Grace, drive home for me, and tell the boys to bring a cot here as soon as possible.
• There were closed doors on the side of the room where the cot stood, and Captain Bird perceived that persons were behind listening to the conversation.
• He was carried on board a week ago yesterday, in a litter, and placed on a nice easy cot made purposely for him.
• A soldier, wounded during our last war, lay dying in his cot.
• Both he and Byrne, therefore, watched with no little interest when, after a brief glance at the feverish and wounded Indian girl, moaning in the cot in Mrs.
• Feldman swung to the cot on his left as the moan hacked off.
• In the adjoining room, Max was asleep in two minutes after he had stretched himself upon his cot.
• He had lain on his cot sometimes and dreamed of what might have been if he had escaped prison and had chosen Isabel instead of Helen.
• This man on the cot had already given much for the expedition, and might give all.
• Suppose it came tonight! Anxiously Alice hovered near the cot where ten-year Robert slept.
• And now Cadet Pierson rubbed his eyes and half rose on his cot, leaning his head on one hand.
• Convulsively the hand shot out and caught at the great fingers that hung near him, pulling the President, with the strength of agony, to his knees by the cot.
• He sat on the edge of his canvas cot and began to pull on his clothing.
• Accordingly, he was obliged for that night to sleep on a wire cot which had only some blankets and a sheet on it.
• And then I went back and sat on my cot, leaving the door open and the ladder still hanging down the wall, along with the boat-falls.
• She thought the horrid beast might have climbed the cot and hidden itself to bite Teddy.
• Polly flitted from cot to cot with her little fluttering fan and her cooling drinks.
• So acute was her embarrassment that she might have turned back at the last moment, had her eyes not fallen on the cot nearest the door.

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