Cousins is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COUSINS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a thing related or analogous to another
• a person of a kindred race or nation
• a title formerly used by a sovereign in addressing another sovereign or a noble of their own country.
• a child of one's uncle or aunt.
• a person in one's wider extended family, to whom one is not closely related

Words related to COUSINS

cousin8

Words that contain COUSINS

cousinship17 cousinships18 orthocousins17

How to use COUSINS in a sentence

• I was meeting my aunt and cousins almost for the first time.
• The three cousins had their gowns especially designed for the occasion.
• North of Riga are to be found the Esthonians, cousins of the Finns.
• A free-sheeter does not have to toe a line that many of its bigger cousins make their way of life.
• That sort of thing inspires pity, and you know as well as I do that pity and love are cousins, but cousins who never marry.
• In a few days Joachim was better, and came down stairs, and his Aunt and two or three Cousins called to enquire after him.
• They were all his kinsmen, uncles, brothers, and cousins.
• He had formerly visited at Stanhill, but it was too long for his young cousins to remember him.
• She saw with maternal complacency all the impertinent encroachments and mischievous tricks to which her cousins submitted.
• The cousins reproduced the story according to their respective powers of exaggeration.
• One glance at his aunt and cousins satisfied Julius.
• Our German cousins propose to run that town to suit themselves, and they succeed quite well.
• Such cousins! They might all have been in the Marines.
• ARTHUR BALFOUR has never felt the fiery enthusiasm of his Hatfield cousins.
• The first and second cousins of the King run well up into the hundreds.
• Uncle Ascott had a large nose, and my cousins were the image of him and of each other.
• It is worthy of note that it was the Norman English, racial cousins, as it were, of the Norsemen, who first wrought at the English conquest of Ireland.
• That Katy should go with Albert to see the cousins at Glenfield was a matter easily brought about.
• Sterne and Hall were distant cousins, and it may have been the tie of consanguinity which first drew them together.
• He stayed in the country, visiting among cousins, until camp meeting began over at the Alabama Camp Ground.
• In 1897 out of 229,041 marriages in Italy, 1,046 were between first cousins, giving an average of one in 219.
• The two cousins worked out the scheme for their future intimacy until the stars were reflected in the lake and the evening breeze became too cool for them.
• Cecil liked not gloom and quiet, and his fashionable cousins occupied almost all his time.
• It was not well for cousins to fall in love even when circumstances seemed to favour the passion.
• Lewie was quite out of danger, and Agnes was as happy and as busy as any of her little cousins.
• She had left school almost immediately after Agnes and her cousins, having been recommended by Mrs.

Similar words containing USIN without suffix s and without prefix co

using6 busing9 cousin8 fusing10 musing9 rusine6 susing7 abusing10 amusing10 bousing10 busings10 causing10 chusing13 dousing9 hausing11 housing11 lousing8 meusing10 mousing10 musings10 pausing10 plusing10 reusing8 rousing8 scusing10 sousing8 tousing8 accusing13 anchusin13 arousing9 bemusing13 blousing11 bonusing11 business10 chousing14 cousinly13 cousinry13 debusing12 defusing13 disusing10 effusing15 embusing13 excusing18 flousing12 focusing14 grousing10 hocusing14 housings12 incusing11 infusing12 lousings9 misusing11 mousings11 musingly14 nonusing9 pausings11 perusing11 recusing11 refusing12 smousing11 sousings9 spousing11 tousings9 amusingly15 anchusins14 bonusings12 businessy14 callusing12 campusing16 carousing12 caucusing14 censusing12 chiausing15 chorusing15 cohousing15 confusing15 contusing12 cousinage12 delousing11 diffusing17 enthusing13 espousing12 famousing15 focusings15 jalousing17 limousine11 lousiness9 mousiness11 overusing13 pausingly15 perfusing15 radiusing11 rehousing13 rousingly13 suffusing16 unamusing12 unhousing13 uprousing12 accusingly18 antibusing13 bespousing15 bousingken17 businesses12 callousing13 carousings13 cohousings16 cousinages13 cousinhood16 cousinries12 cousinship17 defocusing17 diapausing14 disabusing14 dishousing15 hothousing17 jealousing18 limousines12 nonhousing14 nonplusing13 reaccusing15 rearousing11 refocusing16 rehousings14 reinfusing14 reperusing13 surplusing13 underusing12 arousingly14 amusingness14 bousingkens18 businessman15 businessmen15 carousingly17 confusingly20 cousinhoods17 cousinships18 fiddiousing17 hothousings18 interfusing15 lousinesses11 mandamusing17 misfocusing19 mousinesses13 nonbusiness13 penthousing17 preaccusing18 prefocusing19 probusiness15 superfusing17 transfusing15 unamusingly17 unconfusing17 warehousing18 nonhousings15 businessier13 agribusiness15 agrobusiness15 antibusiness14 businesslike18 chauffeusing24 circumfusing22 disespousing16 orthocousins17 overfocusing21 roughhousing20 warehousings19 businessiest14 amusingnesses16 businesswoman20 businesswomen20 nondiapausing17 rendezvousing27 roughhousings21 nonbusinesses15 retransfusing17 agribusinesses17 agrobusinesses17 businesspeople20 businessperson18 interdiffusing22 unbusinesslike20 agribusinessman20 agribusinessmen20 businesspersons19

SCRABBLE® is a registered trademark. We do not cooperate with the owners of this trademark. All trademark rights are owned by their owners and are not relevant to the web site "scrabble-word.com". This site is intended for entertainment and training. We try to make a useful tool for all fans of SCRABBLE. "Scrabble Word" is the best method to improve your skills in the game.