Coop ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Coop ( noun )

1. A cage or enclosure for poultry.
2. A cooperative society, business or enterprise.
3. A small grocery store, especially in a rural area.

Origin:

From middle english 'couppe' meaning basket or basket-shaped object.

Examples:

1. The farmer built a new coop for his chickens to keep them safe from predators.
2. The local farmers formed a coop to help each other with equipment and resources.
3. The town only had one coop for groceries, but it had everything she needed.

(As a verb)

Coop ( verb )

1. A cage or enclosure for poultry.
2. A cooperative society, business or enterprise.
3. A small grocery store, especially in a rural area.

Origin:

From middle english 'couppe' meaning basket or basket-shaped object.

Examples:

1. The farmer built a new coop for his chickens to keep them safe from predators.
2. The local farmers formed a coop to help each other with equipment and resources.
3. The town only had one coop for groceries, but it had everything she needed.