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A co-op, in this case, is a farm owned by its workers.

If you co-opt someone or something, you involve them, sometimes against their will.

We heard co-op, which is a farm owned by its workers.

JEFFREY BROWN: In the early '70s, Steinem co-founded "Ms." magazine, a radical break from traditional women's publications.

I'm in co-ed softball league.

Also dread co, you know, people being more aware of what's going on, you know, especially when you were mainly sitting at home, right?

and I I produced co-produced Men in Black.

I first lived in a co-living space in Lisbon and then my room got double-booked, so I had to move out.

Tomorrow is Prank Your Co-Worker Day.

It's Prank Your Co-Worker Day.

It marks the end of a wonderful month of soccer co-hosted by the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

One of Russo's daughters, Emily, co-owns a bookstore in Portland, Maine, that carries the works of another Russo daughter, Kate, herself a novelist and artist.

I have an app that I use that I can reserve that works with most of the co-working spaces in Lisbon.

JEFFREY BROWN: As a political activist, she worked to elect women to office and was a co-founder of the National Women's Political Caucus, traveling the country, speaking out against sexism and economic exploitation.