1. A corner; a corner-stono; a quoin; a wedge. See Coin.

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

• cown,
• coyn,
• coin,
• xoign,
• voign,
• foign,
• ciign,
• ckign,
• cpign,
• c0ign,
• c9ign,
• cougn,
• cojgn,
• cokgn,
• coogn,
• cogne,
• coigne,
• coinne,
• Cohign,
• Cwign

• cosine,
• cochin,
• cousin,
• coigne,
• coogan,
• cone,
• cog,
• coming,
• Doing,
• coping,
• con-,
• cling,
• coxon,
• Coins,
• coding,
• cozen,
• kin,
• coin,
• going,
• cockney,
• can,
• cuing,
• corn,
• join,
• king,
• cogan,
• conn.,
• cocoon,
• Coring,
• coggin,
• cocain,
• gin.

The adjective form of the word "coign" is "coigny" or "coigneous".

The plural of the "coign" can be the "coigns".

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