noun
definition
A young woman who attends college.
definition
A (generally young) woman, especially on the campus of a college or other educational institute.
Examples of coeds in a Sentence
A group of four coeds sat three rows in front of him whispering about the hot guy, until one got up the nerve to talk to him.
For the guys who like to see a different beauty tacked on the wall for each month of the year, as well as the gorgeous coeds who don't mind showing a little sexiness along with their brains, these calendars can be a campus-wide hit.
Thousands of coeds apply and hope to be chosen for one of the best known swimsuit calendars around.
Expect some stiff competition; for the well-known calendars, you might compete against thousands of other girls, especially if the calendar features coeds from several different schools.
The coeds are treated like beauty queens and are generally happy to oblige with a few autographs, as well as express their appreciation for their fans.
Even a quick trek to a local college campus would likely reveal an army of similar carryalls, swinging identically from the arms of coeds, perhaps in varying colors.
By taking advantage of student discount air travel college coeds can spare their cash-strapped bank accounts and still get where they need to go.
Discounts are only offered to college students and the company checks to see that all registered members are, in fact, full-time college coeds.
American Airlines also offers discounts on student vacation packages to coeds attending participating universities throughout the United States.
Don't let your family spring break vacations be spoiled by a bunch of rowdy, half-naked college coeds.
What's more, because of its reputation for laid-back living, most college coeds looking to party hardy bypass Bermuda and opt for a more raucous place to get drunk.