1. A Latin prefix; a pass in a mountain range. See Con.

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

• coulc,
• colol,
• colle,
• colse,
• cople,
• hol,
• cols,
• cal,
• coulp,
• colu,
• coz,
• cycl,
• scol,
• lol,
• colom,
• colar,
• codul,
• colny,
• coolr,
• cpl

• cooly,
• coyol,
• cole,
• cold,
• coal,
• coolly,
• collie,
• colt,
• coyly,
• Colley,
• cola,
• cl,
• Coull,
• cal.,
• cool,
• cowley,
• cooley,
• co,
• cot,
• COD,
• co.,
• cowell,
• cog,
• Coll,
• Coyle,
• cowl,
• cop,
• coale,
• coello,
• cohill,
• cow,
• colly,
• coelho,
• Coley,
• coil,
• con-,
• sol,
• coolie,
• c.o.d.,
• cob,
• co-.

The adjective form of the word "col" is "colic".

The plural of the "col" can be the "cols".

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