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cocaptain

cocaptain noun: a joint captain.

Noun

cocaptain (plural cocaptains)

  1. A joint captain.

Verb

cocaptain (third-person singular simple present cocaptains, present participle cocaptaining, simple past and past participle cocaptained)

  1. (transitive) To serve as joint captain(s) of.
    • The two boys cocaptained the sports team.

Forms of cocaptain

Noun
pluralcocaptains
alternative formco-captain
Verb
third-person singular presentcocaptains
present participlecocaptaining
past participlecocaptained
pastcocaptained

Origin of cocaptain

From co- + captain.

Questions about cocaptain

What does cocaptain mean?
Cocaptain means a joint captain.
What part of speech is cocaptain?
Cocaptain can be a noun or a verb.
What is the plural of cocaptain?
The plural of cocaptain is cocaptains.

Words near cocaptain in the dictionary

  1. cocamidopropylbetaine
  2. cocamidopropyls
  3. cocamine
  4. cocamines
  5. Cocanada
  6. cocaptain
  7. cocaptaincies
  8. cocaptaincy
  9. cocaptained
  10. cocaptaining
  11. cocaptains

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