COZZENS

Meaning of COZZENS in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ ˈkə-z ə nz ]

biographical name

James Gould 1903-1978 American author

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COZZENS — biographical name James Gould 1903-1978 American author
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
COZZENS — /kuz"euhnz/ , n. James Gould , 1903-78, U.S. novelist.
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COZZENS — Pronunciation: ' k ə -z ə nz Function: biographical name James Gould 1903-1978 American author
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COZZENS, JAMES GOULD — born Aug. 19, 1903, Chicago died Aug. 9, 1978, Stuart, Fla., U.S. American novelist, whose writings dealt with life in …
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STICK
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