COUSIN | • cousin n. The child of a person’s uncle or aunt; a first cousin. • cousin n. (Archaic) A kinsman. • cousin n. Any relation who is not a direct ancestor or descendant but part of one’s extended family; one more… |
COUSINS | • cousins n. Plural of cousin. • Cousins prop.n. A surname from Middle English. • Cousins prop.n. Plural of Cousin. |
COUSINLY | • cousinly adj. Characteristic of, or suitable to, a cousin. • COUSINLY adj. like a cousin. |
COUSINRY | • cousinry n. A body or collection of cousins; the whole number of persons who stand in the relation of cousin to… • COUSINRY n. cousins collectively. |
COUSINAGE | • cousinage n. (Obsolete) relationship; kinship. • COUSINAGE n. relationship; kinship. |
COUSINAGES | • cousinages n. Plural of cousinage. • COUSINAGE n. relationship; kinship. |
COUSINHOOD | • cousinhood n. Relationship as of cousins. • cousinhood n. The state or quality of being a cousin. • cousinhood n. (Uncountable) Cousins, or persons related by blood, collectively. |
COUSINRIES | • cousinries n. Plural of cousinry. • COUSINRY n. cousins collectively. |
COUSINSHIP | • cousinship n. The state of being cousins, or the relationship that exists among cousins. • COUSINSHIP n. the state of being cousins. |
COUSINHOODS | • cousinhoods n. Plural of cousinhood. • COUSINHOOD n. the state or condition of a cousin; the collective body of cousins. |
COUSINSHIPS | • cousinships n. Plural of cousinship. • COUSINSHIP n. the state of being cousins. |
ORTHOCOUSINS | • orthocousins n. Plural of orthocousin. • ORTHOCOUSINS n. the children of two brothers or two sisters. |
PRESBYCOUSIS | • PRESBYCOUSIS n. progressive loss of hearing with advancing old age, also PRESBYACOUSIS, PRESBYACUSIS, PRESBYCUSIS. |
PRESBYACOUSIS | • PRESBYACOUSIS n. progressive loss of hearing with advancing old age, also PRESBYACUSIS, PRESBYCOUSIS, PRESBYCUSIS. |