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co-ed

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Editorial note

Even if you don't play it, you can find amateur co-ed leagues, which are not that competitive, but more fun.

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Quick take

A student of either sex at a co-educational institution.

Meaning at a glance

The clearest senses and uses of co-ed gathered in one view.

noun

A student of either sex at a co-educational institution.

adjective

Of an educational institution, teaching both males and females.

adjective

Mixing males and females; unisex; mixed-gender.

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for co-ed.

Example sentences

1

Even if you don't play it, you can find amateur co-ed leagues, which are not that competitive, but more fun.

2

Just like in other co-ed classes if boys make whatever jokes, it gets slapped down.

3

Start researching meetups, co-ed social sport clubs, jiujitsu classes, volunteering - anything you can think of that will give you the opportunity to meet new people.

4

Billionaire's pressuring universities who make frats go co-ed, and succeeding?

5

A minor scandal erupted when was noted that there were few women in the co-ed national league, and a huge about of effort was made to recruit female players.

6

I have managed teams between 3 and 40 people, co-ed teams, and have served all kinds of engineering roles.

7

I'm saying that it can be beneficial to have some lessons or courses segregated in an otherwise co-ed environment, when that can help give all students a more equal base from which to participate.

8

Dance is just an easy thing to join: you could also go to underground music venues, join a co-ed softball/volleyball/tae kwon do team, take arts classes at a community college or join a book club at your library.

Quote examples

1

"Hey, female coder, you can choose to be in a co-ed class or a female-only one, your choice" is hardly treating them as freaks.

2

The same school is now co-ed (no bad thing, but has been used as the "reason" for change) and has done away with the outdoor play, having replaced it with a sterile, monitored, playground.

Frequently asked questions

Short answers drawn from the clearest meanings and examples for this word.

How do you use co-ed in a sentence?

Even if you don't play it, you can find amateur co-ed leagues, which are not that competitive, but more fun.

What does co-ed mean?

A student of either sex at a co-educational institution.

What part of speech is co-ed?

co-ed is commonly used as noun, adjective.