cot¹, also cott /kot/

1. A small bed, esp one with high sides for a young child
2. A swinging bed of canvas (for officers, the sick, etc) (nautical)
3. A camp-bed (N American)
4. A hospital bed
5. A light bedstead
6. A portable bed

cot case noun

1. A person who is drunk and incapable (esp Aust)
2. A person who is too ill to get out of bed (chiefly NZ)

cot death noun

The sudden, unexplained death, often happening at night, of an apparently healthy baby (also called sudden infant death syndrome)

cot² /kot/ (archaic and poetic)

A small dwelling, a cottage

cottˈed adjective

Lined with cots

cotˈ-folk plural noun (Scot)

Cottars

cotˈ-house noun (Scot)

A house occupied by a cottar

cotˈland noun

Land belonging to a cottage

cotˈquean noun (obsolete)

1. A scolding woman
2. A man who busies himself with women's affairs such as housework

cotˈtown noun (Scot)

A group of cot-houses

cot³ (Spenser cott) /kot/

A small boat

cotangent /kō-tanˈjənt/

One of the six trigonometrical functions of an angle, the reciprocal of the tangent (abbrev cot /kot/)

cote¹ /kōt/ or cot /kot/

A place of shelter for animals (as in dovecote or dovecot, sheep-cote)

coth /koth/

Hyperbolic cotangent (see hyperbolic functions under hyper-)

Malbec /malˈbek/

1. A variety of grape orig grown near Malbec in SW France, used to produce red wine (also called in France Cot /kot/)
2. A red wine produced from this grape

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