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• Coze

  [kohz] /koʊz/ verb (used without object), cozed, cozing. 1. to converse in a friendly way; chat. noun 2. a friendly talk; a chat. v. to chat, 1828, of uncertain origin; perhaps from French causer “to talk,” from Latin causari “to plead, dispute, discuss a question,” from causa (see cause (n.)).

• Cozed

  [kohz] /koʊz/ verb (used without object), cozed, cozing. 1. to converse in a friendly way; chat. noun 2. a friendly talk; a chat. v. to chat, 1828, of uncertain origin; perhaps from French causer “to talk,” from Latin causari “to plead, dispute, discuss a question,” from causa (see cause (n.)).

• Cozen

  [kuhz-uh n] /ˈkʌz ən/ verb (used with or without object) 1. to cheat, deceive, or trick. /ˈkʌzən/ verb 1. to cheat or trick (someone) v. 1560s, of uncertain origin; perhaps from French cousiner “cheat on pretext of being a cousin;” or from Middle English cosyn “fraud, trickery” (mid-15c.), which is perhaps related to Old French […]

• Cozenage

  [kuhz-uh-nij] /ˈkʌz ə nɪdʒ/ noun 1. the practice of . 2. the condition of being .

• Cozened

  [kuhz-uh n] /ˈkʌz ən/ verb (used with or without object) 1. to cheat, deceive, or trick. /ˈkʌzən/ verb 1. to cheat or trick (someone) v. 1560s, of uncertain origin; perhaps from French cousiner “cheat on pretext of being a cousin;” or from Middle English cosyn “fraud, trickery” (mid-15c.), which is perhaps related to Old French […]

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