cuz, also UK: coz n: slang (cousin) SC Simplified Chinese 表兄, 表弟, 表姐, 表妹 : My little cuz, who's 6, is going to be my bridesmaid
´cause, cos, coz, and cuz are all colloquial forms of because
I think I've seen "cuz" (but note this could be confused with the abbreviation for "cousin")
both are same, both means because
Input your text below
1
As nouns the difference between cause and cuz is that cause is the source of, or reason for, an event or action; that which produces or effects a
a type of sport in which two teams show their strength by pulling against each other at the opposite ends of a rope, and each team tries to pull the other over a line on the
Peachey
1 like
People dont quite understand the word "cuz"
”
"Cus" looks The kinship term, cousin - often familiarly abbreviated as coz or cuz - is very much broader in its Shakespearean use in than we find today
cuz, 'cuz, 'cause, also UK: cos, 'cos conj: slang, abbreviation (because) perché cong (gergo giovanile: perché) xché, xké cong cuz, also UK: coz n: slang (cousin) نسيب، قريب : My little cuz, who's 6, is going to be my bridesmaid
This is a slang term for cousin, similar to “cuzz” and “cuz”
I agree, "cuz" is slang cousin
And yeah I hate when it underlines words like that because that’s how people could potentially speak and of course actual speak isn’t grammatically correct
(US) Informal spelling of 'cause (“because”) I know have a Patreon Account
Cuz
We create special stories and experiences based on immersive media content, CG/VFX animation, and interactive content