cox Definition
cox (käks)
noun pl. cox′es
coxswain (sense )
transitive verb, intransitive verb
to be a coxswain for (a boat or crew, esp. a racing shell or its crew)
cox Usage Examples
Object
- four: The club's top four will be racing in the Senior 1 coxed fours at 10:30.
- quad: The under 14 quad was the fastest coxed quad by a 47 sec margin beating all the older age groups.
- scull: Converted in recent years for use by our Juniors as a coxed quad scull.
- pair: Most of the sixteen man squad were also involved in the Cambridge Small Boats Head where we won the coxed pairs.
- crew: Over the years Roger was always there willing to cox crews of all abilities.
- boat: Our photo shows John about to cox the boat having performed the naming ceremony.
Converse of object
- ready: Later put together readying cox to program recently changed from his car.
- have: I've often thought about devising a competition to see which club most deserves to have good coxes.
- say: However, apparently, said cox is going to be reported to the headmaster for bringing the name of the school into disrepute.
Adjective modifier
experienced: Novice members may only row with an experienced cox who has been approved as such by a Committee member.
Modifies a noun
- quot: In chess she adds cox quot total new mix cd.
- home: Nobody knows why the wealthy are cox home page always going somewhere.
- page: Nobody knows why the wealthy are cox home page always going somewhere.
- email: She cox email had discarded her roses with a shudder; cap, goggles, duster, lay in her lap.
- box: CL components BT system component NT cox box NT signal flag communications equipment Equipment designed for communication in an inland waterways context.
Modifying Another Word
recently: United companies would cox recently rolled issues throughout an.
Noun used with modifier
greg: Ruth Claxton greg cox Post subject: possible irrelevance coming.. .
Possessives
- seat: Those of you who can fit in to the cox's seat will also be expected to cox a few times.
- right: When in the Gut again move to the cox's right and keep to this for the bottom stretch.
Preposition: of
boat: The front boat stopped and the cox of the second boat did not notice until they were very close.
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