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coadd

coadd verb: to undergo, or to subject to, coaddition.

Verb

coadd (third-person singular simple present coadds, present participle coadding, simple past and past participle coadded)

  1. To undergo, or to subject to, coaddition.

Noun

coadd (plural coadds)

  1. The result of a coaddition.

Forms of coadd

Verb
third-person singular presentcoadds
present participlecoadding
past participlecoadded
pastcoadded
Noun
pluralcoadds

Origin of coadd

From co- + add.

Questions about coadd

What does coadd mean?
Coadd means to undergo, or to subject to, coaddition.
What part of speech is coadd?
Coadd can be a verb or a noun.
What is the past tense of coadd?
The past tense of coadd is coadded.

Words near coadd in the dictionary

  1. coadaptations
  2. coadapted
  3. coadapting
  4. coadaptive
  5. coadapts
  6. coadd
  7. coadded
  8. coaddict
  9. coaddicts
  10. coadding
  11. coaddition

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