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Meanings of have a coif in English
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Usage of have a coif in English
1
Thou must have a coif like other French girls, Jeanne.
2
Thou hast no title to be so tedious, until thou comest to have a coif in the Court of Common Pleas.
3
The lady has a coif, cuff, and belt of short pieces of silver and gold guimp arranged like a plait.
4
A whole-length of the first Earl of Downe is in the Bath-robes, and has a coif under the hat and feather.
5
His ordinary dress was that of a simple gentleman, with a flat cap, having a coif tying beneath the chin and completely concealing his hair.