Ole Miss miss, e.g.

Usage examples of coed.

And I'm trying hard not to stare at the coed, which is why I find myself watching highlights from last weekend's professional tournament.

My seat was on the thirty-yard line, between a fresh-faced coed and an Old Grad already hollering himself raw.

Bradford Carroll, accompanied by a coed to whom he was secretly married, registered in at a local tourist court at ten o'clock last night.

In case you're wondering, the lavatories are coed, too, and are about ten meters to your right up the aisle.

It was wrong that my rapist assumed he was untouchable or that as a Syracuse coed I was most certainly treated better by the police.

In the halls of the courthouse we looked like what we were: a coed and her youthful mother figure.

I had black and I had red, neither of which was an appropriate choice for the virgin coed the grand jury would expect.

I could pretend that I was a normal college coed whose life revolved as much around my classes and food runs to Marshall Street as it did a rape trial.

Even the grumpy old professor of Mathematics, who detested coeds, and had bitterly opposed their admission to Redmond, couldn't floor her.

The slightly uppity Duke coeds were among the very finest and most "contemporary" American women.

He studied shapely young coeds, older women professors, and female visitors in the Duke Blue Devils T-shirts that seemed de rigueur for outsiders.

Duke coeds were being asked to sign in and out of dorms, he elaborated.

And then there were the lovely young coeds, long legs flashing by, skirts swirling and flirting, practically begging to be snapped up by a not particularly bad looking former SEAL.

At the momcnt, my biggest worry is that I’ll collapse on the sidewalk in front of the Kappa Omega house and he swarmed by hysterical coeds bearing herb tea.

It was not difficult to wiggle her way into Twiller’s bed, as countless coeds will attest.