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coss

British  
/ kɒs /

noun

  1. another name for kos

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Take a little pearl barley, boil it a little and strain it off; put it to the broth, add a coss lettuce, carrot, and turnip, cut small.

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"Well, sir, I think you get there under one hundred bound, and once you got the gold you not care a dam' what it coss comin' back."

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After galloping for many coss, I became completely exhausted, and lay down in an open field near the roadside to rest.

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The ceremony was this: A strange dog happens to pass through a flesh market; whereupon an expert butcher immediately cries in a loud voice and proper tone, coss, coss, several times.

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"Keep to the English if that is your language, 'coss me is spoke English as well as Welsh."

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