1. Billeting on one's tenants; enforced billeting of troops.

2. To live by extortion.

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

• coing,
• xoigne,
• voigne,
• foigne,
• doigne,
• ciigne,
• ckigne,
• cligne,
• cpigne,
• c0igne,
• c9igne,
• cougne,
• cojgne,
• cokgne,
• coogne,
• co9gne,
• co8gne,
• boigne,
• Coignage,
• Coignege

• cosine,
• cogan,
• cozen,
• Cosme,
• coogan,
• cockney,
• cousineau,
• cocaine,
• coggin,
• coxon,
• coign.

The adjective form of the word "coigne" is "coigny".

The plural of the "coigne" can be the "coignes".

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