cox
Pronunciation: [kɒks]
Word
Context: "boating"
(noun) a person who steers a boat or directs the crew. This is usually seen in rowing races where the coxswain helps guide the boat and motivate the team.
Example
The cox gave clear instructions to help the team row faster.
Example
Without a skilled cox, the boat struggled to stay on course.
Example
Who will be the cox for our rowing team this year?
Context: "anatomy"
(noun) short for coxal or relating to the hip. It refers to the area around the hip joint in the body.
Example
He injured his cox while playing soccer, so he has to rest.
Example
Her cox area was not hurt; she felt fine after the game.
Example
Did you feel any pain in your cox during the exercise?
Context: "slang"
(verb) to engage in sexual activity. This is a slang term and isn't used in formal situations.
Example
They found some time to cox after the party.
Example
Sitting around all evening, they didn't even cox at all.
Example
Did they cox during their vacation?
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