Cousins

What do we mean by cousins?

The child of a person's uncle or aunt; a first cousin.

Any relation who is not a direct ancestor or descendant but part of one's extended family; one more distantly related than an uncle, aunt, granduncle, grandaunt, nephew, niece, grandnephew, grandniece, etc.

A title formerly given by a king to a nobleman, particularly to those of the council. In English writs, etc., issued by the crown, it signifies any earl.

Something kindred or related to something else.

(chiefly in the plural) A member of the British intelligence services (from an American perspective) or of the American intelligence services (from a British perspective).

Imaginary badasses that black people refer to when they make empty threats. Urban Dictionary

People who lie about family relations based on the connection between two family members. Urban Dictionary

1. To be vampyric; Reclusive, phobic of light, skin white to the point of translucency, a taste for human blood. 2. Bat-like Urban Dictionary

A term used instead of saying brother. A person's brother is also the cousin of their cousin. Using this term will make you sound awesome and confuse the person to which you are using the term, giving you the opportunity to share it with them. Urban Dictionary

Ur built in best friend. the person who’s been there for u through everything. u look up to them, and can tell them anything. they have ur back and u have theirs. u love them more than anything in this world. Urban Dictionary

A move created by Lara Fraser C- to describe a move in which someone crushes a man's testicles in his/her hand until they almost disintegrate. Based on a dream she had in which she performed this move on The Cousin. Urban Dictionary

Someone highly desirable Urban Dictionary

The anonymous, mysterious person who has done it, has it and seen it all. Urban Dictionary

The daughter or son of your uncles and aunts. Urban Dictionary

An anonymous sexual partner, in a social situation. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to cousins:
cousins, cousin, cousino, cousine.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word cousins:
minesweeper, draught, paternal, cousin, grandparents, aunt, relatives, siblings, maternal, uncle, displacement, grandmother, grandfather, descended, marry, sisters, brothers, marriage, removed, clan, sons, duke, nicholas, descendants, beam, prince, nephew, princess, daughters, descent, sister.

Words that rhyme with cousins:
dozens, cozens.

Adjectives that are often used to describe cousins:
first, second, distant, cross, parallel, american, female, young, male, third, little, english, close, older, younger, british, poor, paternal, dear, maternal, numerous, double, larger, european, fourth, german, wild, northern, smaller, fair, patrilateral, royal, southern, transatlantic, primate, remote, pretty, elder, matrilateral, irish, favorite, closest, fifth, rich, twin, near, beloved, eastern, lost, canadian, nearest, sixth, ethnic, innumerable, elderly, ortho, agnatic, poorer, linguistic, chemical, australian, blood, wealthy, bigger, patrilineal, unknown, classificatory, country, austrian.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective cousins:
system, music.

Consonant match to cousins:
cozens, cozzens, couzens.

Words that sound like cousins:
cousins, cozens, cozzens, caissons, cousin, chasms, cosines, cosigns, kittens, kitchens, kisan, karens, kerens, causes, cushions, cautions, cozen, cations, kaizen, kazan, cottons, cullens, cusson, kazoos, cohens, covens, caison, craisins, cowans, koans, kusan, kasan, cowens, kussen, kansans, korans, kiezen, kerins, thousands, goossens, kisses, cuisines, cummins, casings, caisson, cusses, schisms, cuttings, kissen, kazin, kissane, christens, kazemi, cullins, kesten, coses, keys in, kessen, kimmons, cochins, kison, cousinage, cousin it, casino, cases, chasm, cannons, commons, cosign, cabins, casinos, canons, cocoons, cason, colons, cassino, casas, cajones, caymans, colins, codons, cassini, cajuns, calzones, cosen, casson, colognes, colones, caimans, cozened, conns, casus, causus, casini, callens, consigns, cousinly, cozener, come-ons, come ons.