Costal
Webster's Practical Dictionary- A Practical Dictionary of the Englih Language · 1884 · p. 96
koslal, a. Pert, to the side of the body or man- Costive/kos'tiv, a. Retaining fecal matter in the bowels; constipated.; fit- Costume, kos-tumr or koslum, n. An established manner or st3rle, esp. of dre ; adaptation of acce ories, as in a picture, poem, etc., to the circumstances described. to Cot, kot, Cote, kot, n. A small house; cottage; hut; also, a shed or inclosure for beasts; a cover for a cersore finger. — Cot, Cott, kot, n. A sleeping place of small size; a little bed; cradle; folding bedstead. state -tiv, — Cottage, -tej, n. A small dwelling; cot; hut. — Cotlager, Cot'ter, n. One who lives in a cottage. Co-tangent. See under Co-secant.
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