different between incoop vs uncoop
incoop
English
Alternative forms
- incoup
Etymology
From in- +? coop.
Verb
incoop (third-person singular simple present incoops, present participle incooping, simple past and past participle incooped)
- (transitive) To coop in; inclose.
Anagrams
- coin-op, coinop
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uncoop
English
Etymology
un- +? coop
Verb
uncoop (third-person singular simple present uncoops, present participle uncooping, simple past and past participle uncooped)
- (transitive) To release from a coop.
Anagrams
- coupon
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