co-ed

See also coed

English

Alternative forms

• coed

Etymology

Short for the original phrase co-educational referring to an educational institution that taught males and females together.

Adjective

co-ed (comparative more co-ed, superlative most co-ed)

1. Of an educational institution, that teaches both males and females.
2. Of any location, that mixes males and females.

Translations

that teaches both males and females

Chinese: Mandarin: 男女同教的 (nán-nǚ tóng jiāo de) Finnish: yhteis- (fi)

French: mixte (fr) m. and f. Polish: koedukacyjny (pl) m. Tamil: இருபாலர் (ta)

that mixes males and females

Chinese: Mandarin: 男女的 (cmn) (nán-nǚ de) Finnish: yhteis- (fi)

French: mixte (fr) m. and f. Polish: koedukacyjny (pl) m.

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Dutch : gemengd (nl) Esperanto : miksita (eo) Ido : mixita (io) Italian : misto (it)

Portuguese : misturado (pt) Spanish : mixto (es)

Noun

co-ed (plural co-eds)

1. (US, dated, informal, inaccurate) A young woman who attends college.
2. (US, dated, informal, inaccurate) A (generally young) woman, especially on the campus of a college or other educational institute.

Translations

dated: young woman who attends college

Finnish: opiskelijatar (fi) French: étudiante (fr) f.

Polish: studentka (pl) f.

dated: young woman

Finnish: neitonen (fi)

Anagrams

• code, OECD