Coz [noun]

By and by comes little Luellin and friend to see me, and then my coz Stradwick, who was never here before.

No, faith, coz, none but cocks; Signor Malavella drunk to thee.

Ill be welcome whether thou wilt or no, I.—What rings this, coz?

Sfoot, coz, they stand thrumming here with me all day, and yet I get nothing.

Because its a common thing to call coz, and ningle now-a-days all the world over.

I tell you, coz, that no man can come within seventeen feet of me without catching a spark.

My dear coz,” whispered Claude, placing an arm round her, “I shall never understand you.

"I hardly realize it yet that you are my really truly coz," and she gave the girl's long, brown braids a familiar twerk.

But hold on; I guess we better not, coz it's right on the edge o' our bush, an' Paw's still at the turnips.

You see, sweet coz, that I study your happiness far more than you give me credit for.