cossie

Like its Sierra predecessor, they are commonly nicknamed "Cossie" by enthusiasts.

If you're heading to Paris around August and September, you might want to pack your couture cossie.

"I don't doubt it," I said, particularly since I had hunted down many a cossie, too.

Philip of Cossie (c. 1250)

John of Cossie (1232-1250)

In New South Wales swimwear is known as swimmers or cossie and in Queensland it is togs.

The model wore the new zip-front Jellyfish cossie from sportswear firm Speedo as part of a preview of what the nifty water babe will be wearing next year.

In Bikini, teams had to look for a woman wearing a bikini with an Australian flag, "the Aussie in a Cossie", who would give them their next clue.

At Manly Beach, teams had to find an "Aussie cossie", a woman wearing a swimsuit with a design of the Australian flag on it, to receive their next clue.

In NSW, a swimming costume is called a cossie or swimmers, in Queensland it is called togs, but it's called bathers in most other states.

Joined by co-director Guyon Holland, they created a new market by bringing back the classic speedo-style Aussie cossie and introducing digital prints and other vibrant designs.

T Delport (attorney) appeared for the plaintiffs, and SM Mbenenge SC (with CTS Cossie) for the defendants.

"And now I work here day in and day out, and I make a good living, but boy, I tell you cause you'll never know it, there's nothing like chasing the hounds after a cossie fleeing through the forest-edge."

Soon after she moved to the Electric Circus, in Manhattan and shortly after began working in the record industry for Aria Productions and MK Dance Promotions, a company founded by Tom Cossie and Mark Kriener.

Record-Rama was founded by Paul Mawhinney, himself a collector of vinyl records, and a significant help in restarting David Bowie's career by getting RCA boss Tom Cossie to re-release the album Space Oddity in 1972 after its initial release in 1969 failed to hit.