Words Containing COAC

79 words contain COAC anywhere. Scores range up to 25 points (COACHBUILDINGS), averaging 18 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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A cheap, cramped passenger airliner.

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Plural of AIRCOACH.

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A small droplet formed by the aggregation of colloidal particles.

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Past tense of COACERVATE.

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Plural of COACERVATE.

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Present participle of COACERVATE.

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Separation of a colloidal solution into two liquid phases.

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Plural of COACERVATION.

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A person who trains athletes or performers.

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Capable of being trained or instructed effectively.

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A maker of vehicle bodies, like cars, buses, or carriages.

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Plural of COACHBUILDER.

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The construction of vehicle bodies.

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Plural of COACHBUILDING.

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Built by a coachbuilder; custom-built.

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A dog trained to run beside carriages.

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Plural of COACHDOG.

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Past tense of COACH.

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A person who receives coaching.

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Plural of COACHEE.

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Agent noun of COACH.

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Plural of COACHER.

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Plural of COACH.

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More like a coachy person.

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Plural of COACHY.

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Most characteristic of or resembling a coach.

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Present participle of COACH.

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Plural of COACHING.

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A company operating a fleet of passenger coaches.

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Plural of COACHLINE.

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The number of people or amount that fills a coach.

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Plural of COACHLOAD.

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A man who drives a horse-drawn carriage.

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Plural of coachman.

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A roof of a coach or similar vehicle.

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Plural of COACHROOF.

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A long whip used by a coach driver.

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Plural of COACHWHIP.

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An Australian tree with fragrant wood used for timber.

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Plural of COACHWOOD.

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The body and external structure of a motor vehicle.

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Plural of COACHWORK.

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Pertaining to coaching or trainers.

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To work together.

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Past tense of COACT.

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Present participle of COACT.

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Act of working together jointly.

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Plural of COACTION.

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Acting together in unison.

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In a way that involves joint or mutual action.

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Plural of COACTIVITY.

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The state of acting together or in coordination.

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An organism that acts together with another.

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Plural of COACTOR.

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Third-person singular present tense of COACT.

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A horse-drawn carriage that carried mail and passengers.

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Plural of MAILCOACH.

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A large bus used for transporting many passengers.

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Plural of MOTORCOACH.

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To provide better coaching than.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain COAC anywhere?

COACHBUILDINGS scores 25 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.