1. To arch over.

2. A small inlet, creek, or bay: any kind of concave moulding or vault.

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

• gorve,
• locve,
• caover,
• colver,
• ove,
• agove,
• coice,
• porve,
• tove,
• gove,
• couver,
• nove,
• comvey,
• conver,
• covney,
• youve,
• kove,
• cvome,
• convy,
• oove

• coiffe,
• coup,
• COPP,
• dove,
• come,
• coif,
• coop,
• copy,
• covey,
• Coby,
• cave,
• coffea,
• Cobb,
• code,
• cowpie,
• cope,
• clove,
• cover,
• move,
• coke,
• coffie,
• Coffey,
• love,
• cop,
• cone,
• core,
• coffee,
• Cobey,
• cowpea,
• Wove,
• covet,
• cob,
• coupe.

The adjective form of the word "cove" is "coved".

The plural of the "cove" can be the "coves".

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