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cousin

[kuhz-uhn] / ˈkʌz ən /
NOUN
family relation
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Her cousin, Martin Edwards, took over when his father died in 1980, and became one of the chairmen who helped form the Premier League.

From BBC

"If your aunt has given you a jumper that you didn't like, do not regift this to your cousin," she says.

From BBC

Her cousins had planned to fly over from Colombia for a family reunion, with costly medications for an elderly relative with Parkinson’s disease.

From The Wall Street Journal

Her cousin Cathy — who is 11 years her senior — also did not know the details of their courtship.

From Los Angeles Times

Ransone's character was also the cousin of Nick Sabotka, Frank's nephew, who becomes increasingly involved with the criminals who want to smuggle contraband through the docks.

From BBC