cose

[ kohs ]

verb (used without object)

, cosed, cos·ing,

1. a variant of coze.

Example Sentences

In this week's Newsweek, Ellis Cose finds a new generation that believes racism is in decline.

From The Daily Beast

As Ellis Cose writes in his book Bone to Pick, “There is something exhilarating, deliciously primal about payback.”

From The Daily Beast

“I have yet to meet a black person who believes we are living in a post-racial society,” Ellis Cose said.

From The Daily Beast

Cose I knows yo cyant do nuffin much; yos only a lil boy, an der cyant no boy do a mans wok.

From Project Gutenberg

In-ne--cose, the Buffalos Child; a warrior, full-length, with medicine-bag of otter-skin.

From Project Gutenberg

Cose Ise got em, panted Mammy, as she untied the strings of her bright purple worsted hood.

From Project Gutenberg

I Bagni di Lucca appartengono, come tant' altre cose in Italia, esclusivamente allo straniero.

From Project Gutenberg

Cose dey is, but dey's already damned; but dey's souls on de wes' plantation to be saved.

From Project Gutenberg