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cof·fer ('fər, kŏf'ər)
n.
  1. A strongbox.
  2. often coffers
    1. Financial resources; funds.
    2. A treasury: stole money from the union coffers.
  3. Architecture. A decorative sunken panel in a ceiling, dome, soffit, or vault.
  4. The chamber formed by a canal lock.
  5. A cofferdam.
  6. A floating dock.
tr.v., -fered, -fer·ing, -fers.
  1. To put in a coffer.
  2. Architecture. To supply (a ceiling, for example) with decorative sunken panels.

[Middle English cofre, from Old French, alteration of *cofne, from Latin cophinus, basket. See coffin.]




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