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Definition of kissing cousin in English: kissing cousinnoun 1A relative known well enough to be greeted with a kiss. Example sentencesExamples - I need all the support I can get to show Magick and Quantum Physics are kissing cousins…
- As any woman who's been pregnant knows, the uterus and the bladder are kissing cousins inside your abdomen.
- Innovation and entrepreneurship may not be perfect synonyms, but semantically the two are at least kissing cousins.
- For one thing, none of the 10 shorthaired breeds in existence in the late 1960s looked anything like the Persian's kissing cousin.
- Philip realizes that ‘It can be said - has been said - that I write the kind of poetry that can be described as language poetry - kissing cousins with it at least’.
- Outsourcing and shared services have always been related, but the Web promises to make them kissing cousins.
- For rank-and-file Democrats, reformers and Republicans were kissing cousins.
- Trial lawyers and MTV are bastions of liberalism and, therefore, kissing cousins.
- Pharmacologically, caffeine is a kissing cousin of theophylline, and in high doses it can produce sympathomimetic effects.
- Yet another kissing cousin of the socialist Progressive Challenge is the Congressional Progressive Caucus.
- All of it going to kissing cousins of those who had to approve the deal.
- Uncle Sam's nephews were hardly kissing cousins, and the contrast with the happy family who were the European side was more than marked.
- To me it sounds like we're all stupid, helpless idiots, no different from our kissing cousins, the chimpanzees, trying to learn the Pythagorean theorem.
- That is not to say that the parts are interchangeable, for they are not, but they are surely kissing cousins.
- Now my hair is short, a kissing cousin to a bob (less formal angles), and it's choppy and almost punk rock looking.
- 1.1 Something that is of a very similar character to another thing of the same type.
beneath the surface, gospel music and the blues are kissing cousins
Definition of kissing cousin in US English: kissing cousinnoun 1A relative known well enough to be greeted with a kiss. Example sentencesExamples - Innovation and entrepreneurship may not be perfect synonyms, but semantically the two are at least kissing cousins.
- I need all the support I can get to show Magick and Quantum Physics are kissing cousins…
- As any woman who's been pregnant knows, the uterus and the bladder are kissing cousins inside your abdomen.
- That is not to say that the parts are interchangeable, for they are not, but they are surely kissing cousins.
- All of it going to kissing cousins of those who had to approve the deal.
- Pharmacologically, caffeine is a kissing cousin of theophylline, and in high doses it can produce sympathomimetic effects.
- To me it sounds like we're all stupid, helpless idiots, no different from our kissing cousins, the chimpanzees, trying to learn the Pythagorean theorem.
- Outsourcing and shared services have always been related, but the Web promises to make them kissing cousins.
- For rank-and-file Democrats, reformers and Republicans were kissing cousins.
- For one thing, none of the 10 shorthaired breeds in existence in the late 1960s looked anything like the Persian's kissing cousin.
- Now my hair is short, a kissing cousin to a bob (less formal angles), and it's choppy and almost punk rock looking.
- Trial lawyers and MTV are bastions of liberalism and, therefore, kissing cousins.
- Philip realizes that ‘It can be said - has been said - that I write the kind of poetry that can be described as language poetry - kissing cousins with it at least’.
- Yet another kissing cousin of the socialist Progressive Challenge is the Congressional Progressive Caucus.
- Uncle Sam's nephews were hardly kissing cousins, and the contrast with the happy family who were the European side was more than marked.
- 1.1 Something that is of a very similar character to another thing of the same type.
beneath the surface, gospel music and the blues are kissing cousins
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