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Meaning coop meaning

What does coop mean?
Definitions in simple English

coop Noun

— A coop is an enclosure or cage for small animals.

coop Verb

— If coop something, you keep it in a coop. — If coop something, you shut or confine it in a narrow space.

coop

— noun (= chicken coop) a farm building for housing poultry — noun (= cage) an enclosure made or wire or metal bars in which birds or animals can be kept

Synonyms coop synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as coop?

coop English » English

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Topics coop topics

What do people use coop to talk about?
Work and occupation Animal husbandry Poultry raising

Chicken
Work and occupation Working with buildings

Building
Work and occupation

Animal husbandry
Physical actions Move Pursue

Escape

Conjugation coop conjugation

How do you conjugate coop?

coop · verb

Examples coop examples

How do I use coop in a sentence?

Simple sentences

How are you and your wife doing, now that the birds have all flown the coop?
The pigeon has flown the coop.
Tom built a chicken coop in his backyard.
It is duck soup for a carpenter to construct a chicken coop for his son.
The hens are in the chicken coop.

Movie subtitles

Oh, I don't think that's possible, Coop.
Coop, come on, man, I brought them over here because I'm trying to keep Mom and Leslie away from each other.
What is it, Coop?
Coop, are you kidding me?
I always come back to the stinking coop no matter how late it is.
Yes, we're putting up a new chicken coop.
Report to your coop.
Well, thanks, Coop.
They've all flown the coop by now.
They got rules in this chicken coop.
He flew into my coop.
You may be right, but by now they're all prisoners or have flown the coop to Japan.
They flew the coop, right out through this hole.
What a coop full of chickens.
Yes. Apart from the fact that I wouldn't even let him build a chicken coop for me, I'd still like to know why I'm to be called Captain McGlue.
I couldn't shoot my way out of a chicken coop.
He couldn't shoot his way out of a chicken coop.
Keep your coop to yourself today.
Until someone else comes along who can do it better, mother hen's gonna stick pretty close to the coop.
While you fly the coop.
I came out yesterday and there was my chicken coop all busted up.
Flew the coop.
Where is the chicken coop?
Have you at least shut up the chicken coop?
Would you shut the chicken coop?
Go and shut the chicken coop.
It's been there for a year. Now it's a chicken coop.
I'll build a modern chicken coop, keeping chickens, now that's a business.
So... the fledgling flies the coop.
Would you get that chicken coop off the road?!
She flew the coop. I don't suppose you have any idea where she went.
Keep foxes out of the chicken coop, bandits out of the bank.
The faggot's flown the coop!

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