Cosmo
- proper noun
- /ˈkɑzmoʊ/
- Informal
- No, I read it in Cosmo.
- Cosmo quiz
- Cosmo girl
- read Cosmo
So it's kind of like a Cosmo, but for men.
- So it's kind of like a Cosmo, but for men.
- It's like, it's kind of like the way a high school girl would flip through Cosmo magazine.
Examples
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You're on the cover of Cosmo.
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According to Cosmo, the costumes he would most like to see you in this Halloween are as follows.
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So it's kind of like a Cosmo, but for men.
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I think I read that in Cosmo once.
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As a young woman, I enjoy reading Cosmo and O.
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I read it in Cosmo.
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How about l go back to reading my Cosmo?
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Hey, two kinds of articles, in Cosmo, month after month.
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You know, don't you read Cosmo? - I read Cosmo.
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I often read articles about relationships and beauty in Cosmo every month.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cosmo is the short name for the magazine Cosmopolitan, which comes from Greek parts cosmo- meaning 'world' and -politan meaning 'citizen'. That's why the magazine aims at a modern, worldly view of life, style and relationships.