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cos — (because) kÉ’s conj. for that reason (Slang) kÉ’s n. romaine (variety of lettuce) cos (cosine) kÉ’s n. sine of the complement of a given angle (Trigonometry) … English contemporary dictionary
'cos — (because) conj. due to the fact that … English contemporary dictionary
Cos Cob — is on the Mianus River. The community name is derived from the Coe family. In 1641 one Robert Coe moved to the Stamford plantation and became one of its leading figures. At about the same time, he encouraged a cousin (John Coe) to sail from… … Wikipedia
Cos — Cos, COS or CoS, may refer to: Contents 1 Maths, science and technology 2 Places 3 Roles 4 Organizations, societies and churches … Wikipedia
'cos — is a reduced form of because, first recorded in 1828 and only used to represent very casual speech: • ‘They ll be good if I tell them, Mister.’ ‘Then why aren t they?’ ‘ Cos I tell em to be bad.’ Evelyn Waugh, 1942 • They wouldn t take me cos I d … Modern English usage
'cos — /koz or kəz/ (informal) adverb and conjunction Because … Useful english dictionary
cos — because … Glossary of chat acronyms & text shorthand
Cos Cob, Connecticut — Country House in Winter, Cos Cob by John Henry Twachtman, ca. 1901 Cos Cob is a neighborhood and census designated place in the town of Greenwich, Connecticut.[1] It is located at 41.033 north, 73.6 west, on the Connecticut shoreline in sou … Wikipedia
cos — cos1 S1 cos [kəz] conj BrE spoken informal because ▪ I don t get out much now cos of the children. cos 2 cos2 [kɔz US ka:z] technical the written abbreviation of cosine … Dictionary of contemporary English
'cos — [[t]kəz[/t]] ♦♦ also cos CONJ SUBORD Cos is an informal way of saying because. [BRIT] It was absolutely horrible going up the hills cos they were really, really steep. Syn: cause (in AM, use cause) … English dictionary
'cos — /kɒz/ (say koz) conjunction (in representations of speech) because: cos I said so. Also, cos, coz …
