coynye

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• coynye — coy·nye …   English syllables

• coigny — variant of coynye * * * coigne, coigny (Irish Hist.): see coynye …   Useful english dictionary

• coyne — noun see coynye * * * coyne(e (Irish Hist.): see coynye …   Useful english dictionary

• coigne — noun 1. expandable metal or wooden wedge used by printers to lock up a form within a chase • Syn: ↑quoin, ↑coign • Hypernyms: ↑wedge 2. the keystone of an arch • Syn: ↑quoin, ↑coign …   Useful english dictionary

• conveth — ˈkänˌveth noun ( s) Etymology: Medieval Latin conveth, cuneveth, of Celtic origin; akin to Middle Irish connmedh quarterage, billeting more at coynye : a burden upon land under the Scottish tribal chiefs originally of a night s entertainment of… …   Useful english dictionary

• coine — obs. f. coin, coynye, quoin …   Useful english dictionary

• coinie — var. of coynye and cunye …   Useful english dictionary

• coygnye — (Irish Hist.): see coynye …   Useful english dictionary

• coynee — coyne(e (Irish Hist.): see coynye …   Useful english dictionary

• quony — variant of coynye. (See quidrathe.) …   Useful english dictionary