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cojuror

cojuror noun: one of a group of people who swear an oath together.

Noun

cojuror (plural cojurors)

  1. One of a group of people who swear an oath together

Forms of cojuror

pluralcojurors

Origin of cojuror

From co- + juror.

Questions about cojuror

What does cojuror mean?
Cojuror means one of a group of people who swear an oath together.
What part of speech is cojuror?
Cojuror is a noun.
What is the plural of cojuror?
The plural of cojuror is cojurors.

Words near cojuror in the dictionary

  1. cojoining
  2. cojoins
  3. cojones
  4. cojudge
  5. cojudges
  6. cojuror
  7. cojurors
  8. cojusticiar
  9. cojusticiars
  10. Cojutepeque
  11. Cokayne

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