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Definition of coot - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- He's a lovable old coot with many stories.
2.
birdsaquatic bird with black feathers and white forehead
- The coot swam gracefully across the pond.
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aquatic bird with black feathers and white forehead
Expressions with coot
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completely bald without any hair on the head
He shaved his head and is now bald as a coot.
old man who is eccentric or cranky
The old coot yelled at the kids on his lawn.
Origin of coot
Middle Low German, kote (cottage)
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Examples of coot in a sentence
Everyone in town knows him as the coot with strange habits. A coot was nesting by the lake's edge. We spotted a coot diving for food.
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- French:excentrique, foulque, ...
- German:kauziger Alter, Blässhuhn, ...
- Italian:svitato, folaga, ...
- Spanish:chiflado, focha, ...
- Portuguese:velhote, galeirão, ...
- Chinese:老怪人, 黑水鸡, ...
- Japanese:変わり者, オオバン, ...
- Arabic:عَجُوز أَحْمَق, غَرّ, ...
- Hebrew:זָקֵן תִּמְהוֹנִי, סוּפִית, ...
- Russian:чудак, лысуха, ...
- Ukrainian:дивак, лиска, ...
- Hindi:सनकी बूढ़ा, कूट, ...
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