Noun
cous (plural couses)
(informal, US, UK) cousin (usually as a term of address, but not necessarily towards one's cousin)
Maine’s COUs charge customers 18% less on average than our two private utilities, CMP and Versant (formerly Emera Maine). Source: Internet
Besides risotto, you can serve your scallops on top of a vegetable puree or mash, polenta, cous cous or on top of a green salad. Source: Internet
Any variety of cous cous can be used, and curry can replace garam masala, if necessary. Source: Internet
I personally prefer to cook the noodles separately — my new obsession, so much like cous cous, yet nothing like them at all – they reheat up really well and are a great starch for little ones who might not yet be into the spices of the broth. Source: Internet
I will however include a quick and easy recipe for cous cous that makes a lovely complement. Source: Internet
They love their cous cous and one can only take a certain amount of cous.” Source: Internet