Cox is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COX in dictionary:

VERB:
• to steer a racing rowboat, also COXSWAIN
• act as a coxswain for (a racing boat or crew)
• act as the coxswain, in a boat race
• act as cox of (a boat)
NOUN:
• an English eating apple of a variety with a red-tinged green skin.
• A coxcomb; a simpleton; a gull.
• either of two related enzymes that control the production of prostaglandins and are blocked by aspirin
• the helmsman of a ship\'s boat or a racing crew
• coxswain
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to coxswain

Words related to COX

coxed15 coxes14 coxing16 coxless16 coxswain20

Words that contain COX

coxa13 coxy16 coxae14 coxal14 coxed15 coxes14 coxib16 coxibs17 coxier15 coxing16 coxalgy20 coxcomb22 coxiest16 coxitis16 coxless16 princox18 coxalgia18 coxalgic20 coxcombs23 coxiness17 coxswain20 celecoxib22 coxalgias19 coxalgies19 coxcombic26 coxcombry27 coxitides19 coxswains21 princoxes20 coxsackie24 celecoxibs23 coxcomical25 coxinesses19 coxswained23 coxcombical28 coxcombries26 coxswaining24 fucoxanthin26 fucoxanthins27 phycoxanthin32 coxcombically33 phycoxanthins33 coxcombicality34 coxsackievirus32

How to use COX in a sentence

• Three nights in succession, and I can prove it by the crowd, Charley Cox has asked me to marry him.
• Reuben Cox admitted, with many a groan and plea for mercy, that he and his companions had given St.
• We were all so near death just then that it surely seemed as if we should have forgiveness in our hearts for such as Cox, lest we be denied that same boon in the next world.
• I entered the camp and proceeded to the tent of Major Cox, to whom I handed a letter from General Sheridan requesting him to give me a fresh horse.
• Cox, in Long Acre, for all sorts of dioptical glasses.
• James Cox, the superintendent of the Wesleyan mission in the island.
• Cox informed us that prejudice had greatly decreased since emancipation.
• Juliet had gone down to aid Cox in the selection of something tempting for her luncheon.
• With the assistance of Reavis Cox, Louis Shere, Edwin H.
• Captain Cox was entirely satisfied with this account.
• Cox, and take our seats in his stage for a jolt, twelve miles long, to the village of New Egypt, on the frontier of the Pines.
• Cox, for the businesslike way in which you suppressed this diabolical gang.
• Cox were followed by them all, it would probably tend to the moral advantage of the boys and the benefit of society at large.
• Cox, married again, and moved to East Machias, Maine, where he has since resided.
• I closed my engagement with the Dramatic Company of which I was a member, in Newfoundland, and went to Amherst, to expose, if possible, Esther Cox, the great Amherst Mystery.
• Governor of Natal and General Cox are here, to whom I will give instructions as to reception and disposal of prisoners as soon as I hear from you.
• They had five sons and two daughters, the younger of whom married Sir William Cox, and the elder my father.
• While those animal organs were consuming in the fire, Julian Cox came raging into the house, asserting she was being abused without cause.
• Sir Harry Smith, and the troops which he commanded, were in imminent peril at Fort Cox.
• At the base, both Mel Flagler and Zimby Cox were eager to accompany the young inventor when he told them about the trip he had in mind.
• Cox of New York to his place, introduced a resolution calling for an investigation of the affairs of the Union Pacific Railroad.
• Cox treated us with special courtesy and showed us many treasures of the Library, especially some wonderful illuminated manuscripts.
• Cox is an earnest worker and her method is interesting.
• Cox swallowed once or twice, with her hand at her throat, then in place of speech she nodded her head.
• And now Richards and Cox were hurrying through the deserted streets, from opposite directions.
• The road reaches at three miles from the Cox a small brook, named Solitary Creek, which waters a valley where an inn was then building.
• I once met General Cox in an interesting way, on a Sunday afternoon, at the home of Judge Alfonso Taft at Walnut Hills, a pleasant suburb of Cincinnati.
• Of all these sufferers perhaps Cox is most to be pitied.
• He has seen a Cox on the one hand, and a Stanton on the other, swept away like so much floating wood before the tide.

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