1. To enclose in a coffin; to enclose. In printing, a wooden frame enclosing the stone on which the form is imposed. See Coffer.

2. A chest in which a corpse is buried; a mould of paste for a pie; a paper case, in the form of a cone, used by grocers; the whole hoof of a horse above the coronet, including the coffin-bone, which is a small spongy bone in the midst of the hoof.

3. A basket.

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

• coffeine,
• couffin,
• orfin,
• coffeie,
• caffien,
• confir,
• coffens,
• coffn,
• coffice,
• caffen,
• coufing,
• clafin,
• caffine,
• cuffin,
• soffan,
• loffing,
• confi,
• coffiee,
• confing,
• coffi

• Cuffing,
• coop in,
• Coppin,
• coven,
• copen,
• caffeine,
• Covin,
• coin,
• Cobbin,
• confine.

The adjective form of the word "coffin" is "coffined".

The plural of the "coffin" can be the "coffins".

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