How to spell COATIN correctly?
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- cabin We were seated talking in the berth after tea, when old Nettleship was sent for into the cabin.
- cain The answer of Cain!
- cairn This latter ascent was made through the dank mountain cloud; but this did not daunt the royal travellers, the Queen recording-However, I and Alice rode to the very top, which we reached a few minutes past two; and here, at a cairn of stones, we lunched in a piercing cold wind....
- can That's what you can do."
- captain He turned again, and seeing the captain, came up to him.
- carting By carting on gravel and sand.
- carton Here, they were shown into a little room, where Charles Darnay was soon recruiting his strength with a good plain dinner and good wine: while Carton sat opposite to him at the same table, with his separate bottle of port before him, and his fully half-insolent manner upon him.
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- catkin The catkin flowers are a beautiful sight.
- catnip I can't get the catnip out of my hair!
- chitin
- coat coat hanger
- coated My sandwich is coated in mayonnaise.
- coating Some of the coated ceiling tiles were cracked.
- coaxing I tried to coax her out but she stayed in the corner.
- cochin The cochin flower is often used in traditional Indian cuisine.
- codeine I took codeine to help me fall asleep.
- coding I need to code for my next project.
- coffin In France, a coffin is traditionally opened on the third anniversary of the death of a spouse.
- coin It was not until after he had put his new coin in his pocket that he realized he had lost his old one.
- contain
- cootie
- cordon
- costing
- cot
- cotton I need to buy some cotton to make a new dress.
- cottony
- courting
- cousin
- cretin
- curtain I need to get a curtain for my new window.
- cutting
- goading She goaded him into making a move.
- jotting I jotted down my thoughts before bed.
- keaton
- latin My Italian teacher said it's a Latin language.
- locating
- oaten
- satin
- tin
- Canting
- Catting
- Coaling
- Coasting
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- Gotten We've gotten a lot better at stacking boxes.
- Gratin My grandmother always makes a Gratin of her favorite vegetables.
- Colin From time to time I see a Colin in my day-to-day.
- Collating
- Collin Collin is one of my favorite artists.
- Cording
- Crating Since my dog is still house trained, I rate her crate as a positive reinforcement tool.
- Caitlin
- Cardin
- Katina
- coats I always wait for my husband to come home so that I can put on his coat.
- coatings I need to put a new coat of paint on the house.
- CONT
- CTN That's fiscal code for "condition't meet"
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