Cos is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COS in dictionary:

RESIDUAL:
• cosine.
NOUN:
• a crisp, long-leaved lettuce
• a lettuce of a variety with crisp narrow leaves that form a tall head.
• ratio of the adjacent side to the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle
• lettuce with long dark-green leaves in a loosely packed elongated head
CONJUNCTION:
• because.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a variety of lettuce
• same as cosine

Words related to COS

coses7 cosine8

Words that contain COS

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How to use COS in a sentence

• This picture cost one hundred talents, was painted for the Temple of Aesculapius at Cos, and afterward placed by Augustus in the temple which he dedicated to Julius Caesar.
• That of Cos gave birth to Hippocrates, and it was there that his writings were begun.
• Don’t you expect me to take you up and point you out as my son-in-law, cos I won’t do it.
• The new admiral first visited Rhodes, where he got some ships, and sailed to Cos and Miletus, and from the latter place to Ephesus.
• GORDIANO II ET POMPLIANO COS VI ID DEC CVRANTIS M EROTIO ET FESTO CANINIS SACERD.
• From well-grown specimens, heads may be obtained equal to a compact Cos Lettuce, and by a little management it is easy to maintain a supply from October until the end of May.
• All the kinds may be sown now, but make sure of enough of the Cos and smaller Cabbage varieties.
• A few rows of large Cos varieties should be sown in trenches prepared as for Celery, there to be thinned and allowed to stand.
• The vineyards of Cos and Sais had yielded their oldest and sweetest wines, red and purple and golden.
• In shape it resembles a giant cos lettuce forming a head some fifteen inches long.
• The island of Patmos, to which John was banished, and upon which he wrote the Revelation, was passed in the night before we reached Cos.
• Another tradition made Theocritus a native of the island of Cos.
• The principal of these were Scio, Samos, and Cos, and even these form a desolate picture of bare, inhospitable mountains and desert regions.
• On the island of Cos alone we saw a neat town, with strong fortifications.
• The exact date of the introduction of the cult into Greece is not known, but its great centres were at Epidaurus, Cos, Pergamos and Tricca.
• The Asklepieion, or Health Temple of Cos, recently excavated, is of special interest, as being at the birthplace of Hippocrates, who was himself an Asklepiad.
• Smooth and fair as the AEgean it lay before me, and the trees were silent as olives at noonday on the shores of Cos.

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