noun
definition
The murmuring sound made by a dove or pigeon.
definition
(by extension) An expression of pleasure made by a person.
verb
definition
To make a soft murmuring sound, as a pigeon.
definition
To speak in an admiring fashion, to be enthusiastic about.
Examples of coo in a Sentence
Dad thinks it's a real coo, but Mom doesn't much care for the idea.
He grabs 'em where he can find 'em, she answered as she began to coo and squirm.
At this age babies should coo and babble.
Of cash may lead to miller coo at year anticipating further.
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May I recommend The Amber Spyglass, which has some hot scenes with underage teens making out. ' Coo er gosh.
So they're getting paid a shitload to have adoring fans coo and preen in front of their latest masterwork?
The ruling gradient of the Liverpool & Manchester railway was fixed at r in coo, excepting the inclines at Liverpool and at Rainhill summit, for working which special provision was made; and I.
Even though these are virtual dogs composed of lines of code and polygons, they still tug at your heart and make onlookers coo and whimper at their cuteness.
This is part of how Edward charmed Bella (and audiences) and will add to your coo factor…as well as make the costume!
If you baby smiles back and giggles at your grimacing but doesn't coo in response, you probably have nothing to worry about.
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Most importantly, the COO of Robin Wilson Home is a working mother of three young children, including a toddler.
S o coo zoo goo is very earthy and of a low percentage; but it contains only a comparatively small proportion of phosphorus.
His?coo T «Lvov or sieve (cribrum Eratosthenis) was a device for discovering all prime numbers.
Cobalt monoxide, CoO, is prepared by heating the hydroxide or carbonate in a current of air, or by heating the oxide C0304 in a current of carbon dioxide.
In1880-1885the entire foreign trade of Madagascar, imports and exports, was estimated to be about £1,000,coo; in1900-1906the volume of trade had increased to a little over £2,500,000 a year.
Three characteristic oxides of cobalt are known, the monoxide, CoO, the sesquioxide, C0203, and tricobalt tetroxide, C0304; besides these there are probably oxides of composition Co02, Co 8 0 9, C0607 and C0405.
This page gives an overview of all articles in the 1911 Brittanica which are alphabetized under Coo to Cor.