Coot

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Any of several waterbirds of the widely distributed genus Fulica, having dark-gray plumage, a black head and neck, and a white bill. noun

An eccentric or crotchety person, especially an old man. noun

A lobiped grallatorial and natatorial bird, of the genus Fulica and family Rallidæ, having the toes broadly lobate, the culmen of the bill extended on the front as a boss or casque, short wings, a very short, cocked-up tail, or bobtail, and thick and duck-like plumage on the under surface of the body. noun

The foolish guillemot, Lomviatroile. noun

A scoter; one of the large black sea-ducks of the genera (Edemia, Pelionetta, and Melanetta. noun

A simpleton; a silly fellow. noun

A wading bird with lobate toes, of the genus Fulica. The common European or bald coot is Fulica atra (see under bald); the American is Fulica Americana noun

The surf duck or scoter. In the United States all the species of (Œdemia are called coots. See scoter. noun

A stupid fellow; a simpleton. noun

Any of various aquatic birds of the genus Fulica that are mainly black with a prominent frontal shield on the forehead. noun

A stupid fellow; a simpleton noun

A success; something excellent. noun

Body louse. noun

Slate-black slow-flying birds somewhat resembling ducks noun

Any of various aquatic birds of the genus Fulica that are mainly black with a prominent frontal shield on the forehead.

A foolish or eccentric fellow

(with the) A success; something excellent.

Body louse (Pediculus humanus).

1. A dark-gray water dwelling bird resembling a duck. 2. A foolish old man. 3. Seeing how the USC football sucks so consistently, it seems rather offending to good poultry everywhere to call them Gamecocks, so a "coot" is a much more realistic symbol for such an inept football program. Urban Dictionary

A slang term referring to a middle-aged or old person. Could be insulting depending on intent. Urban Dictionary

A term for older person. Urban Dictionary

Coot - A shorter version of the word cooter, which basically means vagina. "coot" is less crass-sounding than "cooter". It is probably most similar in connotation to the word twat when referencing a vagina, as opposed to pussy, which has a more sexual connotation and snatch which sounds pretty crass. - More commonly a "coot" is an older, usually male person, and generally refers to a perceived diminished capacity, uncouthness or senility. Typically said "old coot". Urban Dictionary

Something between cute and cool. That's why it is the mix of those words. Coot also sounds like "cute," however it is with double "o," so it is associated with cool. Urban Dictionary

Coot ( P ) Pronunciation Key (kt) n. 1. Any of several dark-gray aquatic birds of the genus Fulica of North America and Europe, having a black head and neck, lobed toes, and a white bill. See scoter. 2. Informal. An eccentric or crotchety person, especially an eccentric old man. Urban Dictionary

When something is too cute to say cute. Urban Dictionary

A coot is vile person, or can be a synonym for another fowl, a gamecock. It is especially related to sports teams with that name and their fans. Urban Dictionary

Another way to say cute, mostly used in IRC and Role Play. Urban Dictionary

Someone who smokes, doesn't take a shower, doesn't shave, has long hair, and usually lives on the other side of the tracks. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to coot:
coot.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word coot:
moorhen, gadwall, atra, gallinule, grebe, pochard, alae, shoveler, merganser, alai, wigeon, greylag, pintail, lapwing, shelduck, redshank, jacana, crake, spoonbill, tufted, mallard, egret, stilt, bittern, wagtail, sandpiper, anas, goldeneye, cormorant, gull, kingfisher, teal, tern, puna, warbler, crested, heron, grandma, curlew, andean, sedge, tit, plover, lobed, osprey, swallows, pied, snipe, duck, monogamous, flamingo, eurasian, goose, darter, starling, stork, ibis, americana, thrush, bunting, clam, harrier, mute, scrooge, hen, woodpecker, pelican, secretive, hawaiian, toes, tortoise, mauritius, kin, gus, geese, swallow, frontal, migratory, fanny, cornelius, gertrude, herring, spotted, nests, bird, reed, pigeon, dove, swan, plumage, breeds, chatham, mourning, reptiles, marsh, casey, grandmother, owl, extinct, paternal.

Words that rhyme with coot:
suit, attribute, moot, shoot, root, route, boot, fruit, minute, acute, astute, constitute, dispute, refute, absolute, institute, execute, cute, pursuit, impute, commute, substitute, resolute, destitute, recruit, loot, mute, hoot, enroute, brute, hirsute, flute, lute, salute, chute, prosecute, dilute, lawsuit, newt, scoot, overshoot, compute, parachute, en route, repute, persecute, butte, bruit, brut, toot, prostitute, convolute, jute, snoot, bute, electrocute, klute, offshoot, cahoot, bandicoot, uproot, grapefruit, pollute, wetsuit, disrepute, reroute, scute, crapshoot, jumpsuit, shute, restitute, glute, arrowroot, swimsuit, reconstitute, groot, follow suit, breadfruit, malamute, permute, clute, telecommute, smoot, grassroot, spacesuit, beirut, subacute, lieut, absolut, to boot, whoot, bathing suit, birthday suit, crute, skute, kiwi fruit, cloot, pantsuit, sweatsuit, stone fruit.

Adjectives that are often used to describe coot:
old, american, crazy, poor, common, bald, winged, stubborn, silly, european, tough, purple, connect, wise, miserable, hawaiian, ole, strange, headed, knobbed, crested, crusty, cantankerous, blue, senile, harmless, funny, mean, dead, looking, smart, eyed, pale, pated, crotchety, ornery, dumb, head, queer, lonely, cootky, cinereous, nice, giant, coloured, horned, cranky, worthless, pate, meek, sad, randy, haired, tongue, lovable, damned, wounded, proverbial, tiresome, cinerous, ignorant, shiftless, gruff, hungry.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective coot:
clam, tha, shooting, parents, leddy, price, stew, chicks, americaine, view, family, alexander, voices, things, bully, dives, lady, account, eggs, poy, tay, atra, slips, fever, night, ale, thing, heggs, place, mutton, nest, skins, shoot, footed, smike.

Consonant match to coot:
cat, cut, coat, kit, curt, kite, cot, cote, caught, kate, kat, cate, coit, kurt, khat, kote, cott, kut, kyte, kot, coote, kirt, catt, kitt, kett, kight, katt, kott, keitt, kuhrt.

Words that sound like coot:
coot, coote, koot, kutte, cat, cut, coat, caught, kite, kit, kate, cot, cate, kat, ket, cait, cott, cote, kight, kitt, kait, cout, cooed, coud, kyte, coit, keet, catt, kett, kot, katt, cood, kut, qat, caat, keat, cuit, qit, khat, kote, kitte, ccat, caut, kiet, coude, catte, kette, kott, kete, kayt, chite, cotte, kiit, koit, caute, kutt, ccot, qot, kotte, khot, kaut, goot, goutte, code, cod, coo, cade, cad, cooter, cooch, cootie, coed, cou, co-ed, chua, cew, coots, cooped, coad, chst, cawed, codd, coid, cht, clute, caed, cootch, caid, chui, cadd, cooze, cooee, clt, cooey, coue, cloot, cooh, caud, caouette, ckt.