1. A covering for the head.

2. To cover as with a cope; to form a cope. See Cap.

3. To contend with in equal combat; to match; to encounter; to contend.

4. A hood; a cloak, furnished with a hood and without sleeves, worn by priests on solemn occasions; anything extended over the head, as the arch or concave of the sky, the roof or covering of a house, the arch over a door, &c.; a coping; an ancient tribute due to the lord of the soil out of the leadmines in some parts of Derbyshire.

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

• coupn,
• coiple,
• ciopy,
• coipy,
• cupe,
• cople,
• skpe,
• coice,
• cpme,
• hjope,
• coupk,
• copyd,
• cyper,
• canope,
• coper,
• yope,
• couph,
• goupe,
• copoy,
• copyu

• core,
• cob,
• cape,
• coiffe,
• dope,
• cove,
• Cobb,
• hope,
• co-op,
• cowpie,
• Coffey,
• coffea,
• COPP,
• coupe,
• copy,
• Cobey,
• Coped,
• come,
• COPPA,
• rope,
• code,
• coop,
• coke,
• scope,
• coup,
• coif,
• cop,
• mope,
• cone,
• Coby,
• COPES,
• lope,
• coffie,
• coypu,
• coffee,
• -scope,
• covey,
• cowpea,
• pope.

The adverb for the word "cope" is "successfully".

The adjective form of the word "cope" is "coping".

The plural of the "cope" can be the "copes".

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