coz

[ kuhz ]

noun

, Informal.

1. cousin.

coz

/ kʌz /

noun

1. an archaic word and form of address for cousin

Word History and Origins

Origin of coz¹

Short form

Example Sentences

The Trump-boosting covers baffled Steve Coz, a former top Enquirer editor, when he saw them at his neighborhood supermarket in Florida.

From Seattle Times

“That is so foreign to anybody who worked at the National Enquirer,” Coz said in the documentary.

From Seattle Times

In one message, girl X said: "I want to stab her at least once even if she's dead jus coz its fun lol."

From BBC

“I think given our complicated relationship with the church and with religion, we don’t expect this to have so much impact, to be honest,” Le Coz said.

From Washington Times

“Marseilles is indeed like a city that embodies this diversity of France,” said Camille Le Coz, associate director of Migration Policy Institute’s Europe office, in Paris.

From Seattle Times

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