coy

  • 71coy — m Trozo de lona o tejido en forma de rectángulo que colgado de sus extremos sirve para dormir …

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  • 72Coy — abbreviation chiefly Military Company …

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  • 73coy — adjective (coyer, coyest) pretending shyness or modesty. ↘reluctant to give details about something sensitive. Derivatives coyly adverb coyness noun Origin ME (in the sense quiet, still ): from OFr. coi, quei, from L. quietus (see quiet) …

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  • 74COY — abbr. Company …

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  • 75coy — a. Modest, diffident, shy, shrinking, timid, bashful, reserved, distant, demure …

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  • 76coy — adj 1. shy, modest, demure, prudish, Archaic. verecund; meek, submissive, tame, gentle, unassuming, unpretentious; bashful, diffident, retiring, reserved, demurring; self conscious, sheepish, shamefaced, blushing, embarrassed; constrained,… …

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  • 77coy — adjective Syn: demure, shy, modest, bashful, diffident, self effacing, shrinking Ant: brazen …

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  • 78coy — [kɔɪ] adj pretending to be shy in order to seem more attractive coyly adv …

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  • 79coy — /kɔɪ / (say koy) adjective 1. shy; modest. 2. affectedly shy or reserved. 3. Obsolete disdainful. 4. Obsolete quiet. {Middle English, from French coi, earlier quei, from Latin quiētus at rest} –coyly, adverb –coyness, noun …

  • 80Coy. — Company …

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