1. Shrinking from familiarity; reserved, modest, or bashful.

2. To behave with reserve; to be distant.

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

• coipy,
• cuzy,
• cory,
• coz,
• coudy,
• cuor,
• avy,
• cou,
• copoy,
• coky,
• yoy,
• couty,
• cly,
• couz,
• coa,
• coany,
• coopy,
• couny,
• coyne,
• cpoy

• con-,
• copy,
• coho,
• toy,
• cry,
• cow,
• C,
• joy,
• co,
• boy,
• cohee,
• cosy,
• cog,
• c.o.d.,
• coo,
• cohoe,
• cot,
• Coe,
• co.,
• COD,
• cozy,
• CO2,
• cop,
• co-,
• couey,
• cob,
• cowie.

The adjective form of the word "coy" is "coyish".

The plural form of the word "coy" is "coys"

The singular form of the word "coy" is "coyote"