co-ed

/ ˌkəʊˈɛd /

adjective

1. coeducational

noun

1. a female student in a coeducational college or university
2. a school or college providing coeducation

Example Sentences

Yet, even as a joke, that is an insult to your education and the women who worked hard to make Princeton a co-ed institution.

From The Daily Beast

One such program, Navigators USA (a co-ed organization), has seen its membership double in the past year.

From The Daily Beast

Both schools had gone co-ed in the 1970s, just a decade before I arrived; my graduating class was still 2/3 boys.

From The Daily Beast

At Big Valley, a co-ed pre-K-12 in hardscrabble Modesto, Calif., the trip to Washington D.C. has been an annual rite of passage.

From The Daily Beast

To quote our friend Gina Bianchini, "Marketers need to be reminded that the boys club is co-ed now."

From The Daily Beast

Can't you persuade this girl of ours to give up the co-ed plan back yonder in Annapolis,—she knows all the seamanship and nav.

From Project Gutenberg

He found how great an object of interest to the co-ed element a man becomes when he is in love.

From Project Gutenberg

Yet great misfortunes befell both this Co-ed mare and her owner.

From Project Gutenberg

She is rather different than the usual co-ed, anyway, she thinks comfortably.

From Project Gutenberg

They'd stroll gently up a canyon (Co-ed Canyon, I think he called it).

From Project Gutenberg