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What is the past tense of coif?

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The past tense of coif is coiffed or coifed.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of coif is coifs.

The present participle of coif is coiffing or coifing.

The past participle of coif is coiffed or coifed.

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The picture shows a woman with neatly coiffed hair in a smart modern outfit.
He is a well-dressed, impeccably coiffed, university-educated 27-year-old who co-owns a computer and video business in Iraq's capital.
Gene Vincent's was greasy, James Brown's extravagantly pompadoured, Elvis's as carefully coiffed as the 18th green at Augusta.
He has donned conservative business suits, trimmed down, and carefully coifed his gray-specked pompadour trademark hairstyle.
Next to Ojka's stiffly coifed hair, Uma's unkempt curls looked lovely around her face.
The perfectly coifed doc on duty mugged coyly for the cameras as he explained the medical emergency.

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