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cooey

American  
[koo-ee] / ˈku i /

noun

plural

cooeys, cooeyed, cooeying
  1. cooee.


Example Sentences

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Jacob Cooey works at the Dubuque Truck Country location and is going through the training program.

From Washington Times

Cooey’s brother is an automotive mechanic.

From Washington Times

But Cooey has always been more intrigued by the bigger vehicles.

From Washington Times

Fully virtual student associations may not require a physical meeting space, but benefit substantially when they are afforded dedicated funding and faculty mentoring, says Jo Cooey, president of the online Women in Business Association at Indiana University's online MBA program, part of Kelley Direct.

From US News

Having a dedicated faculty liaison gives her group the credibility necessary to create formal relationships with external professional organizations, Cooey says.

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