"coition," early 15c., from Latin coitus "going together," also "coition," from coire "to go together" (see coitus).
coit (n.2)
alternative form of quoit (q.v.).
coincidental
coincidentally
coindication
Cointreau
coir
coit
coition
coitus
cojones
Coke
coke
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