The term COQ is composed of three words: OPERA (5 letters), ENTREE (6 letters), and DOR (3 letters). OPERA is a form of musical theatre, usually involving singing and dancing, that originated in Italy in the 16th century. ENTREE is a French word meaning 'ENTRY' or 'ENTRANCE, ' and it is also used to refer to the main course of a meal. DOR is a French word meaning 'GOLDEN, ' which is often used to describe the color of certain foods. Together, these three words form the term COQ, which is a type of French cuisine that typically includes chicken, vegetables, and a creamy sauce.