colloq. [f. prec. sb.] trans. To act as cox or coxswain to (a boat); also intr.
Mod. The man who coxed his college boat.
Cox, var. of cock’s: see COCK sb.8
1667. Dryden & Dk. Newcastle, Sir M. Mar-all, III. i. By Coxbones.
Cox, var. of COKES Obs., fool, and of COXE.
