How to spell COSON correctly?

If you meant to spell "coson", but it was a mistake, there are some possible correct suggestions. It could be "cousin", referring to a relative. Another option might be "co-son", suggesting a joint custody situation with a child. Lastly, consider "season", relating to a specific time of year. Always double-check your spellings to ensure clarity.

• carson
• chosen We have chosen a very special wine to celebrate our wedding.
• cocoon My sister spun a cocoon out of some of her silk yarn.
• coin
• colon A colon is used after a list of items to show that the list is continued on the next line.
• colony The colony is a small town in the middle of the desert.
• common I have a common headache.
• conn
• coos The dove coos a sweet melody outside my window.
• cordon The police set up a cordon to keep the protesters from entering the restricted area.
• corn I eat a lot of corn on my cereal.
• corona
• cos
• cosign
• cosine The cosine of a given angle is defined as the sum of the angles in a right triangle that subtend that given angle
• cost The cost of the new car was higher than what I had budgeted.
• cotton I can't get over the sour smell of cotton.
• coupon I found a coupon for a free bottle of wine at the grocery store.
• cousin My cousin and I are very close, we grew up together.
• cozen She tried to cozen him into revealing the truth.
• croon The old man would sit on his porch and croon to his grandchildren.
• godson I am David's godson.
• goon The security guard looked like a goon as he aggressively pushed the protesters back.
• jason Jason is my neighbor and he's a great guy.
• jolson I can't believe I'm sitting next to that jolson!
• jonson
• poison The poison was so potent that even a drop of it would lead to instant death.
• son
• soon I am looking forward to my soon-to-be birthday party.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately