Cosmo
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- proper noun
- /ˈkɑzmoʊ/
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Cosmo
- Everyone knows Cosmo for his unique style and imaginative ideas.
- Cosmo said
- Hi, Cosmo
- Hey, Cosmo
When Billy came home from teaching school, he would be responsible for Cosmo.
- When Billy came home from teaching school, he would be responsible for Cosmo.
- You're in Anki, and this is Cosmo here.
- Anyhow, it struck Cosmo as being the MOT juste at the time and he came out with it.
- But something tells me that to do the same depth of personalities Cosmo had the same richness.
Examples
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In a few years, Cosmo and I embarked on a dance concert tour.
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I'm Doctor Cosmo McKinley, and this is my sister and colleague, Dr. Nation McKinley.
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Look, are you and Cosmo in this together?
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I believe in you and Cosmo believes in you.
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On rare occasions, Cosmo would arrive before her.
Fiction book (2001) -
And over here we have Sir Cosmo and Lucile, Lady Duff-Gordon.
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Kraglin, Cosmo, I need you to keep watch over Knowhere till we're back.
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His name is Cosmo.
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Cosmo raised his head and stared fixedly, straight past Dad's shoulder and through the window.
Fiction book (2001) -
Cosmo was fussing with his tie, straightening it, smoothing out the wrinkles.
Fiction book (2001)
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cosmo is a name from the Greek word kosmos, which means 'world' or 'order' and is the same root as the English word cosmos for the universe. So the name often gives the idea of someone with a wide, creative or unusual view of the world.