cosy

1. To be comfortable
2. To be soft or fluffy

British form of the word cozy

Refering to a girl, The best friend you will ever have. She's hilarious and beautiful and kind. She has a beautiful voice and lives cats and tea. a total sweetheart.

cosi is name shortened from cosima, it describes a attractive and sexual women who is very very very funny and good with boys

1. Stew and dumplings on a cold day.

2. Tucked up in bed with your partner.

A salad, sandwich, and coffee bar. Located in very few locations including Bryn Mawr, PA and New York, NY. Serves the most AMAZING fat free mango manias, bread, and chicken ceaser salads. The Bryn Mawr location is filled with kids from the surrounding private schools including The Baldwin School, The Shipley School, and The Haverford School. Locals are bound to see at least one familiar face in the restaurant or in the always packed parking lot. Main Line mothers are often seen inside toting chanel handbags and young children while they order take-out for their family dinner. Groups of kids, in North Faces, Birkenstocks, Polos, and cell phones glued to their ears, wait in the salad line talking obnoxiously. An extremely popular restaurant that is sure to become nearly as contagious as Starbucks. The New York locations are not nearly as busy as the Bryn Mawr location. And the customers are less suburban. Diners at the NY locations are usually business men and women in suits- yuppies no doubt. COSI- THE BEST SANDWICH AND SALAD BAR EVER!

can be a nickname for Constance. Something shorter and easier to remember. Far more interesting than Connie.

An adjective used to describe something that is "cool" or, as used to be said "sick". Believed to have been first coined in the North of England.