cosmosphere (kozmosfer)

[ make a pet of; nurse fondly. I have been co eting this little beast up, in the hopes you'd accept it as a present. H. Kingsley, Geoffry Hamlyn, xxvi. Every section of political importance, every interest in the electorate, has to be co eted and propitiated by the humouring of whims, fads, and even more substantial demands. Fortnightly Rev. , N. S., XL. 145. co ict, co icalt (kos'ik, -i-kal), a. [= It. cos sico; as co 2 + -ic, -ical. The true derivation having been forgotten, it was, later, ignorantly connected with L. cos, a whetstone.] Relating to algebra; algebraic. There were sometimes added to these numbers certain signs or algebraic figures, called co ical signings. Strutt , Sports and Pastimes, p. 414. Co ic algorism, an algebraical proce of determining the value of an unknown quantity. Co ic numbers, powers and roots. Co idæ (kos'i-dē), n. pl. [NL., identifies God with the cosmos; pantheism. pantheism. cosmothetic (koz-mō-thet'ik), a. [ world. To the cla of cosmothetic idealists the great majority of modern philosophers are to be referred. Sir W. Hamilton. Cosmothetic idealism, idealist. See the nouns. Same as ca olette . nose, often syphilitic. Dunglison. Co us (kos'us), n. [NL., Goat-moth ( Co us ligniperda ), reduced about one third. of the largest of the British moths, is called the goat - moth, from the disagreeable hircine odor of the larvæ; it expands 3 to 34 inches, and is of variegated coloration. 2. [l.c.] Same as acne.