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cos

1

[kos, kaws]

noun

  1. romaine.



cos

2

abbreviation

  1. Trigonometry, Mathematics.,  cosine.

cos.

3

abbreviation

  1. companies.

  2. consul.

  3. consulship.

  4. counties.

C.O.S.

4
Or c.o.s.

abbreviation

  1. cash on shipment.

cos

1

/ kɒs /

noun

  1. Usual US and Canadian name: romainea variety of lettuce with a long slender head and crisp leaves Compare cabbage lettuce

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cos

2

/ kɒz /

abbreviation

  1. cosine

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COS

3

abbreviation

  1. Chief of Staff

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Cos

4

/ kɒs /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of Kos

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cos

  1. Abbreviation of cosine

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Word History and Origins

Origin of cos1

1690–1700; after Kos, where it originated
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Word History and Origins

Origin of cos1

C17: named after Kos, the Aegean island of its origin
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Example Sentences

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But the item likely to make the biggest splash with fans is the “C.O.S.” - the Closed On Sunday chicken sandwich.

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But the item likely to make the biggest splash with fans is the “C.O.S.” — the Closed On Sunday chicken sandwich.

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Like others in Big Meech’s orbit at the time, he tattooed BMF onto his right hand, and one of its slogans, C.O.S.

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Oddly enough she was actually employed in the C.O.S.

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Thereupon I wrote a further letter to the C.O.S., asking that they would be prepared for a marriage ceremony about which there should, this time, be no mistake.

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