cousin-german
cous·in–ger·man
noun \ˌkə-zən-ˈjər-mən\ plural cous·ins–ger·man \-zənz-\
Definition of COUSIN-GERMAN
: cousin 1a
Origin of COUSIN-GERMAN
Middle English cosin germain, from Middle French, from Old French, from cosin + germain german
First Known Use: 14th century
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