The word 'coop' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a noun to refer to a small enclosure for chickens, or a cooperative store run by its members. Example sentence: We built a coop in the backyard to keep our chickens.
When I arrive at the offices of the Donmar Warehouse, he sits for 10 minutes or so at his desk in the open-plan office, completely absorbed in his correspondence, while we, the admin staff and I, gossip like hens in a coop not 10ft away.
Children can collect eggs from the hen coop, while the grown-ups chop fire wood and bake bread in the communal outdoor oven.
Indeed, humans have always lived with bacteria.In this section Watching your driving Flown the coop The one that didn't get away Dying for it Mind the remote ReprintsAs a whole, Ms Kirsch thought hoteliers maintained a high level of sanitation.
The success of "Jerusalem" has been phenomenal, appealing, as John Osborne's Jimmy Porter did, also at the Royal Court, in 1956, to the instinctive rebelliousness of the young, though its contempt for "health and safety" extends its appeal to an older generation.Rooster's mobile home is parked beneath the leaves of real trees, with a hen coop, and a clutter of broken furniture.
Whether this variety exists to attract the fish or the fisherman has been the subject of much debate.In this section Watching your driving Flown the coop The one that didn't get away Dying for it Mind the remote ReprintsThe difference between watermelon-red and bubble-gum pink might actually matter, says Culum Brown, who studies fish cognition at Macquarie University in Australia.
The grandfather, once a keeper at Blenheim, who first taught Mr Ward his job, was a "broody-and-coop" man: as late as the 1960s pheasant eggs were put under a broody barnyard fowl, which hatched and tended them in her coop.
Others might say it's a bit like shutting the coop door after the hen has scarpered.
As a result, the amorous chelonians perished.In this section Watching your driving Flown the coop The one that didn't get away Dying for it Mind the remote Reprints.
FOXES in a chicken coop would admire the effect that Rupert Murdoch, the boss of News Corporation, has had with his attempt to buy Dow Jones.
In the garden outside the chicken coop, a goat stands on a wooden box as if he were a statue on a pedestal.
The death came days after the authorities launched a huge campaign to disinfect every poultry farm and bird coop in the country in an effort to eradicate the disease.
