cozener
UK/ˈkʌzənə/
cozener noun: an imposter, a swindler.
Noun
cozener (plural cozeners)
Forms of cozener
| plural | cozeners |
|---|---|
| alternative form | cosener |
| alternative form | cosiner |
| alternative form | cousoner |
| alternative form | coosener |
| alternative form | cossoner |
| alternative form | cousener |
| alternative form | cousenor |
| alternative form | cos’ner |
| alternative form | couzener |
| alternative form | coz’ner |
| alternative form | cozoner |
Origin of cozener
From cozen (“cheat, defraud”) + -er.
Questions about cozener
- What does cozener mean?
- Cozener means an imposter, a swindler.
- What part of speech is cozener?
- Cozener is a noun.
- How do you pronounce cozener?
- Cozener is pronounced /ˈkʌzənə/ (UK).
- What is the plural of cozener?
- The plural of cozener is cozeners.
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