Kous

Many parents simply don't have the money to spend on four kous (bus routes) to get there and four to get back. ❋ Mark Schuller (2010)

August 4, 2008 at 3:49 pm i ment teh kous part, i got teh clifrd ting. ❋ Unknown (2008)

This night good buckra man give grand dance and much kous kous; 'cause Captain Orford makes himself all one with Missee Rosa; so run and tell merry Jonkanoo to get him big head on, and all dansa, dansa, like mad. ❋ Unknown (2002)

At six we sat down to dinner, which was abundant, and, for the first time, I eat some kous-kous, or palm nut soup. ❋ Frederick Hoffman (N/A)

Dr. Prior, from the Flemish words, _kous loppe_, meaning "hose flap," a humble part of woollen nether garments. ❋ William Thomas Fernie (N/A)

This makes a very good dish, and thus prepared resembles "_Kous-kous_." ❋ P. L. Simmonds (N/A)

Aside from fish and game, chiefly salmon and deer, their principal foods were the roots of the camas (Camassia esculenta) and kouse (Lomatium kous, etc.), the first being roasted in pits by a peculiar process, while the other was ground in mortars and molded into cakes for future use. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)

I go to my house, and eat a cold kous-kous with my wife and children. ❋ Robert Smythe Hichens (1907)

The native cafés were crowded with dark men smoking chibouques, eating kous-kous, playing dominoes, or sipping absinthe and golden liqueurs which, fortunately not having been invented in the Prophet's time, had not been forbidden by him. ❋ Unknown (1901)

The women worked silently, humbly, though they would have been chattering if the great Sidi stranger had not been there; but two or three little children in orange and scarlet rags played giggling among the rubbish outside the tent -- a broken bassour-frame, or palanquin, waiting to be mended; date boxes, baskets, and wooden plates; old kous-kous bowls, bundles of alfa grass, chicken feathers, and an infant goat with its mother. ❋ Unknown (1901)

Some of the Agha's black Soudanese servants had made kous-kous of semolina with a little mutton and a great many red peppers. ❋ Unknown (1901)

There were many dishes besides the inevitable cheurba, or Arab soup, the kous-kous, the mechoui, lamb roasted over the fire. ❋ Unknown (1901)

The book has been read as a collection of essays and stories and dialogues only pulled together by the binder's tapes; as otherwise disjointed, fragmentary, _décousue_, a "piebald monstrous book," a sort of _kous-kous_, made out of the odds and ends of a scribbler's note-book. ❋ Maurice Hewlett (1892)

She immediately laid down her distaff, and desired him in Arabic to come in, setting before him a dish of _kous-kous_. ❋ William Henry Giles Kingston (1847)

Now, talking about the song itself, "Tsukikuzu" is a very melodic song made by "kous" and the lyrics/video done by "hie" .. ❋ Unknown (2009)

That [Israeli] girl has [the most beautiful] body I've ever seen. I'd love to [get into] her kous! ❋ Pentozali (2006)

If you are not a kou, don't try [to be one]. It will only get you [stoned] [to death] in China. ❋ Alex Fuangxhi (2005)

-Man Kou is so sweet -Ikr such a [gentleman], a [housekeeper] and a loving [brother]! ❋ Dawnmeow (2021)

“Omg have [you seen] [kou]? He’s such a [good friend]” ❋ Akiraaaaaa (2021)

Kou is [too sexy] ❋ Brezle (2021)

“Fuck, I’m feeling absolutely Koued.” “Man, [Brad] said he was so Koued he nearly die.” “He’s Koued, get the man some [chicken], [asap] possible” ❋ Villa Jamu (2023)

Is he a [kou] ❋ Brezle (2021)

That is a [kou] ❋ Brezle (2021)

[dont] be a kou ❋ Frances Danker (2023)

p1:Youv'e got kou [on your face] p2:[oooo], its [choclate]. ❋ YouAreANoob (2009)