| Yorkshire, to Yorkshire, or come Yorkshire over any person, to cheat or cozen him. |
| He had come to cozen me into letting him use me in return for a mockery of an honor. |
| The world looks to them as if they could cozen it out of some ways and means of life. |
| This is how the deceivers are deceived, for he who can cozen me is shrewd indeed. |
| Composition rights are subdivided into publishing rights, which record companies often cozen the unsuspecting into signing away. |
| We're invited to enjoy how contemptuous they are of anyone whom they can bully, cozen, or blarney out of money. |
