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A person who hails from the Cotswolds, UK.

They enjoy the finer things in life and carry and air of class and status about them. Originating from the early 1900's private member's club the 'Cotswold Boys Club' where members would regularly refer to one another as 'Cotsmen'. Somebody regarded as a Gentlemanly person.
Where's he from?
Oh, he's a 'Cotsman'.
Cotsman by Powdernplot September 20, 2023
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COTMANHAY MONEY 

shoplifting, named after a small town in Derbyshire England famed for its population of thieves, tramps, drug addicts and 'chavs'
man 1 'where did you get the cash to buy all those cans of lager?'
man 2 'no body was watching so I used Cotmanhay Money in the beer-off '
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A trampy town in Derbyshire, England. Mainly populated by chavs, wanna be roadmen, thieves and druggies.
Man 1: “Man are we going down cotmanhay?”
Man 2: “Yeah yeah my dealer is waiting”
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A Cotman is a fun individual who enjoys, sunday night dinners, buns at dinner and excessive family drinking. Leg guitaring and inappropriate dinner conversations are also popular traits among this variety. They all also tend to be extremely good looking.
Wow, that girl is such a Cotman.
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Cotoman is the definition for "sexy", "lots of pubes", "smelly" and "always drunk".
But it is always fun to hang out with a Cotoman
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I love to be a Cotoman
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