1. A chest for holding money or valuables; a treasure; a square depression in each interval between the modillions of a cornice; a sunk panel in vaults and domes; a hollow trench or lodgment across a dry meat, from 6 to 7 feet deep, and from 16 to 18 broad; a canal lock for receiving a barge.

2. To lay up in a coffer.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• couwer,
• cofffee,
• coufed,
• coffeie,
• couver,
• cofferd,
• doffer,
• ofeer,
• aiffer,
• ogffer,
• couier,
• tooffer,
• confor,
• offier,
• toffe,
• comfer,
• coffn,
• coaffed,
• caffen,
• affer

• caffer,
• cooper,
• copra,
• coover,
• coffee,
• confer,
• coppery,
• cobra,
• cobber,
• cowper,
• cover,
• copier,
• cofer,
• copper,
• copher,
• coiffure,
• offer,
• cowberry,
• coiffeur.

The adjective form of the word "coffer" is "coffered".

The plural of the "coffer" can be the "coffers".

The singular of the "coffer" can be the "coffer".