coit

British  

/ kɔɪt /

noun

1. Also: quoit.  slang buttocks; backside

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Etymology

Origin of coit

C20: perhaps a variant and special use of _quoit , referring to roundness

Example Sentences

The defense, with Ryan Cornish and Kam Woods in the backcourt, was struggling to get stops, as Maryland caught fire behind guard David Coit, who scored 19 before the half.

From Los Angeles Times

Albro had studied under a student of Diego Rivera’s and would go on to become one of the country’s foremost female muralists, working with the Works Progress Administration on projects including murals at San Francisco’s Coit Tower.

From Los Angeles Times

Coit said that is part of the government’s plan to “monitor the effectiveness of conservation efforts” to save the whale.

From Seattle Times

National Marine Fisheries Service assistant administrator Janet Coit said the agency launched a new tool on its website last week that is designed to allow the agency to monitor and share how effective speed regulations are at slowing down ships to reduce the threat of collisions.

From Seattle Times

Gurtner and Chen, who are also members of the UArizona Cancer Center, say the next step is to create a more specific version of this drug ready for human use, and their team is already working with the Arizona Center for Drug Discovery at the R. Ken Coit College of Pharmacy to develop it.

From Science Daily