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coed1 adjectivecoed2 noun coedco‧ed1 /ˌkəʊˈed◂ $ ˈkoʊed/ adjective coed1Origin: 1800-1900 coeducational - coed exercise classes
- Almost all college students live in coed dormitories or in houses shared with friends.
- Many coed schools provide excellent education.
- I wanted a coed school, and it seemed the most prestigious.
- In 1958 Deerfield was still thirty years away from going coed.
- Last winter a judge put a vet away for thirty-five years for sinking his teeth into sweet, succulent coed flesh.
- Many coed schools provide excellent educations, but the reasons for the movement seem to be less academic than financial and ideological.
- Ringwald wastes no time wedging herself between McGaw and his coed girlfriend, Sarah Lassez.
- They accepted once-scandalous deviations such as interfaith dialogue, political activism, concert-going, and coed dancing.
places for people of both sexes► mixed British a mixed school, class, group etc is for people of both sexes: · Brisbane High was a mixed school so we had plenty to distract us from our lessons.· One hall of residence is for men, one is for women and the third is mixed. ► coed American a school, camp etc that is coed is for students or other people of both sexes: · Many coed schools provide excellent education.· Almost all college students live in coed dormitories or in houses shared with friends. ► unisex use this for describing places that are for both men and women, especially when these places are usually for either men or women: · He prefers having his hair cut in a unisex salon.· a unisex toilet 1using a system in which students of both sexes are educated together: a coed college2American English a coed place, team etc is used by or includes people of both sexes SYN mixed British Englishcoed1 adjectivecoed2 noun coedcoed2 noun [countable] American English old-fashioned - A nationwide search was under way for a typical coed.
- No embarrassing costumes meant for college coeds would hang awkwardly upon my 40-or-50-something body.
- The staff might be young; they look like college coeds running around in their tees and hi-tech sweats.
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