Coit1, v. t.
[Icel. kveita, to throw violently. Jamieson.] To throw or toss; to cast; as, to coit a stone. [North of Eng.] Halliwell. “My waiters coited off by you.” Ford. [Written also quoit.]
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[Icel. kveita, to throw violently. Jamieson.] To throw or toss; to cast; as, to coit a stone. [North of Eng.] Halliwell. “My waiters coited off by you.” Ford. [Written also quoit.]
n. A quoit. See QUOIT.