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coxe

▪ I. † coxe, cox Obs. rare.
    = coxa.

c 1400 Lanfranc's Cirurg. 176 Of woundis in þe haunche, and of þe coxe, of þe knee, and of boonis of þe feet. Ibid. 227 Of an enpostym of þe haunche & of þe cox.

▪ II. coxe
    obs. form of coax, cokes.

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