cooper English

Meaning cooper meaning

What does cooper mean?

Definitions in simple English

cooper Noun

— A cooper is someone who fixes barrels and tubs

cooper

— verb make barrels and casks

— noun a craftsman who makes or repairs wooden barrels or tubs

Cooper

— noun United States industrialist who built the first American locomotive; founded Cooper Union in New York City to offer free courses in the arts and sciences (1791-1883)

— noun United States novelist noted for his stories of American Indians and the frontier life (1789-1851)

— noun United States film actor noted for his portrayals of strong silent heroes (1901-1961)

Synonyms cooper synonyms

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

cooper English » English

barrel-maker

barrel maker

hooper

rig up

furbish up

coopersmith

Cooper English » English

Peter Cooper

James Fenimore Cooper

Gary Cooper

Frank Cooper

Examples cooper examples

How do I use cooper in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The sawyer brought some timber over to the cooper's shop, but the cooper is still waiting on the hooper. The chandler is doing fine, though.

Cooper pairs are electron pairs formed in superconductors.

Movie subtitles

My name is Cooper Barrett.

Cooper.

Cooper, I haven't been honest with you.

We are really disappointed in you, Cooper.

Wow, your dad's really laying it onto Cooper.

Dad, I have been pretending to be this responsible family man, but the truth is, I spend a lot of time partying with Cooper and his friends.

Cooper, get in there.

I'm telling you, Reginald, when I get out of here I'm gonna kill Cooper.

Ha, ha, Cooper, that's not funny.

Hey. Cooper Barrett here, once again, with another important life lesson.

Cooper, what happened?

Oh, yeah, right, because of Cooper.

I'm serious. - Cooper's like Steve Buscemi.

In the first place, Gary Cooper is much taller than I am.

You're Excellency, General Cooper says that the Sylvanian troops are about to land on Freedonia's soil.

One of us has to get word to General Cooper.

Morning, Leslie. -l wasn't expecting you. -How are you today, Mrs. Cooper?

Mrs. Cooper! Good heavens!

I feel fine now, Mrs. Cooper. You go on about your duties.

Mr. Cooper, Mr. Wilcox, Mr. Drake.

But Mr Cooper-Cooper is your client. I haven't forgotten.

And to you, Mrs Cooper-Cooper, I offer our deepest apology for the unfortunate interruption of your beautiful aria.

Hope or Benny, Cooper, Landis, or Wayne.

What about you, Mrs Cooper?

Cooper Barrett here, once again, with another important life lesson.

Because you have feelings for Cooper. - No!

This is like the Bates Motel. - Just buy a new phone, Cooper.

I'm calling Cooper.

That's the kid that has Cooper's phone.

Cooper, you still owe me that make-out.

I only approached that guy because I wanted to get you to admit that you were really into Cooper.

Cooper, we are in the middle of a Weird Science teenage male fantasy and you're sitting there looking for your phone?

Josh means everything to Cooper.

You can't say emojis, Cooper.

News and current affairs

Richard Cooper of Harvard University once observed that in the early days of international public health cooperation, the fight against global diseases was hampered by countries' adherence to different models of contagion.

It took 46 years from the discovery of superconductivity to the 1957 Bardeen, Cooper, and Schrieffer (BCS) theory of how the phenomenon occurs.

An iconic campaign poster captured the public mood: a picture of a gun-slinging Gary Cooper as the sheriff in the classic western High Noon.