co-ed
Mixing males and females; unisex; mixed-gender.
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Perfect way to start the day 🙏 Wednesday morning Mass at Cathedral High School chapel. Grateful to our co-ed Volleyball 🏐 team for leading us in prayer. Feeling lost? Follow the Good Shepherd - He leads us where we’…
Sports was always inaccessible to me because of a few reasons, but misogyny wasn't a insignificant one Now it's transphobia. The only sports I can put my full heart into reaching out to for trying to get into are one…
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Mixing males and females; unisex; mixed-gender.
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Of an educational institution, teaching both males and females.
We played in a co-ed band.
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(US, Philippines, dated, informal) A young woman who attends college.
“Perfect way to start the day 🙏 Wednesday morning Mass at Cathedral High School chapel. Grateful to our co-ed Volleyball 🏐 team for leading us in prayer. Feeling lost? Follow the Good Shepherd - He leads us where we’re meant to be 💙✨”
— Bluesky· May 2026“Sports was always inaccessible to me because of a few reasons, but misogyny wasn't a insignificant one Now it's transphobia. The only sports I can put my full heart into reaching out to for trying to get into are ones that I KNOW are co-ed Fencing, HEMA, shit of that nature”
— Bluesky· May 2026
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