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noun kɒskɑs British A lettuce of a variety with crisp narrow leaves that form a tall head. 直立莴苣，窄叶莴苣 Also called romaine Example sentencesExamples - Lettuces fall into three basic categories - cos, crisp head and loose leaf types.
- Dill pickles, a bit of cos lettuce, slithers of Parmesan - that's all you need.
- To start I had the Greek salad of cos and oak leaf lettuce, red and yellow peppers, paper thin red onion slices, creamy feta cheese and a herb and mustard vinaigrette.
- The new lettuce appears to be a cross between a cos and a deep red radicchio.
- The cold entrées were Smoked Chicken Caesar Salad, with cos lettuce and croutons dressed with shaved Parmesan cheese, and Avocado, Pancetta and Stilton Salad on a bed of mixed leaves with baby spinach.
- To start there was a choice of sweetcorn and ginger soup, cos salad with Parmesan and garlic dressing or smoked haddock cakes with horseradish dressing.
- We like to serve the meat wrapped in large cos or iceberg lettuce leaves with fresh mint, coriander and Thai sweet basil.
- A cos will serve 8, an iceberg about 10 and a butter lettuce will serve 4,
- Roughly tear the cos into pieces and place in a large salad bowl.
- These cabbages have more than one shape, for example long and narrow like a cos lettuce, or less long and barrel shaped in profile.
- Stay classic and use only cos, if you can find it, or little gem.
- Place cos leaves in a serving bowl then spoon in the lamb mixture.
- Tear basil, mint, coriander, parsley and cos and place in a large salad or mixing bowl.
OriginLate 17th century: named after the Aegean island of Cos, where it originated. Rhymesacross, boss, Bros, cross, crosse, doss, dross, emboss, en brosse, floss, fosse, gloss, Goss, joss, Kos, lacrosse, loss, moss, MS-DOS, Ross because, Boz, Oz, Ros, Roz, schnozz, was conjunctionkɒzkəz British informal Because. I got quite upset, cos I'd worked so hard See also coz, cuz Example sentencesExamples - I'm not sure why I've never called her by name coz it's not like she'd mind.
- This is according to the man who failed to raise the alarm cos he couldn't tell what the problem was.
- I didn't want to turn around and take a pic of the mountain cos that might be deemed ‘rude’.
- It's such a shame coz everything else I'm wearing is actually quite nice.
- Edgar says its ridiculous cos how does one tell time with a watch face so small?
- Sorry - can't give much more of a reference at the moment cos I gave my copy to an equally cheerful friend.
- I needed to clear my name cos that's my livelihood, for myself and my fans.
- Just cos it was for charity doesn't mean he couldn't do it properly.
- He came to the studio cos he was interested to hear more of my stuff.
- He reckons I should be able to spot him easily cos he's very tall.
- It took us a while to leave coz Clayton had misplaced his keys somewhere and we spent some time looking for them.
- At lunch time I stand by myself in the playground cos none of the children will play with me and if I ask to play with them they say okay and then they ignore me.
- Take a look now, coz I'll probably have given it up by the end of the week.
- Only look at it if you don't have to be anywhere for hours, coz you won't be able to tear yourself away.
- I'm not saying any more at the moment cos as my luck goes, I won't get it.
- I can only hope for his sake that he wasn't, coz some of the answers he gave were plain awful!
- I went and sat in the dining room coz the table is big and my desk is too small for that kind of studying.
- I had to leave my school cos my girlfriend broke up with me.
- I didn't take it off while shopping, coz then I'd have to waste time wrestling back into it.
- At the moment there's a backlash cos everyone's filming people arguing, spitting and cussing each other.
nounkäskɑs British A lettuce of a variety with crisp narrow leaves that form a tall head; a romaine. 直立莴苣，窄叶莴苣 Example sentencesExamples - These cabbages have more than one shape, for example long and narrow like a cos lettuce, or less long and barrel shaped in profile.
- We like to serve the meat wrapped in large cos or iceberg lettuce leaves with fresh mint, coriander and Thai sweet basil.
- Place cos leaves in a serving bowl then spoon in the lamb mixture.
- Roughly tear the cos into pieces and place in a large salad bowl.
- To start I had the Greek salad of cos and oak leaf lettuce, red and yellow peppers, paper thin red onion slices, creamy feta cheese and a herb and mustard vinaigrette.
- A cos will serve 8, an iceberg about 10 and a butter lettuce will serve 4,
- Lettuces fall into three basic categories - cos, crisp head and loose leaf types.
- The new lettuce appears to be a cross between a cos and a deep red radicchio.
- Stay classic and use only cos, if you can find it, or little gem.
- Dill pickles, a bit of cos lettuce, slithers of Parmesan - that's all you need.
- Tear basil, mint, coriander, parsley and cos and place in a large salad or mixing bowl.
- To start there was a choice of sweetcorn and ginger soup, cos salad with Parmesan and garlic dressing or smoked haddock cakes with horseradish dressing.
- The cold entrées were Smoked Chicken Caesar Salad, with cos lettuce and croutons dressed with shaved Parmesan cheese, and Avocado, Pancetta and Stilton Salad on a bed of mixed leaves with baby spinach.
OriginLate 17th century: named after the Aegean island of Cos, where it originated. conjunction British informal Because. I got quite upset, cos I'd worked so hard See also coz, cuz Example sentencesExamples - It's such a shame coz everything else I'm wearing is actually quite nice.
- Edgar says its ridiculous cos how does one tell time with a watch face so small?
- This is according to the man who failed to raise the alarm cos he couldn't tell what the problem was.
- I had to leave my school cos my girlfriend broke up with me.
- At lunch time I stand by myself in the playground cos none of the children will play with me and if I ask to play with them they say okay and then they ignore me.
- He came to the studio cos he was interested to hear more of my stuff.
- I didn't take it off while shopping, coz then I'd have to waste time wrestling back into it.
- I'm not saying any more at the moment cos as my luck goes, I won't get it.
- Sorry - can't give much more of a reference at the moment cos I gave my copy to an equally cheerful friend.
- Just cos it was for charity doesn't mean he couldn't do it properly.
- I didn't want to turn around and take a pic of the mountain cos that might be deemed ‘rude’.
- It took us a while to leave coz Clayton had misplaced his keys somewhere and we spent some time looking for them.
- He reckons I should be able to spot him easily cos he's very tall.
- I needed to clear my name cos that's my livelihood, for myself and my fans.
- I'm not sure why I've never called her by name coz it's not like she'd mind.
- I can only hope for his sake that he wasn't, coz some of the answers he gave were plain awful!
- Take a look now, coz I'll probably have given it up by the end of the week.
- I went and sat in the dining room coz the table is big and my desk is too small for that kind of studying.
- At the moment there's a backlash cos everyone's filming people arguing, spitting and cussing each other.
- Only look at it if you don't have to be anywhere for hours, coz you won't be able to tear yourself away.
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