Couslings

Cousins who are raised together, and act more like siblings.

Sebastian was an only child, but grew up next door to his couslings Charles and Camille.

by Dotti January 10, 2014

Couslings

To be cousins and siblings at the same time

Lisa married Hank and had kids. Hanks brother Tim came along had sex with lisa, that made Hank and Lisa divorced and later Tim had kids with Lisa, making Lisa's kids Couslings

by BDPking101 April 3, 2020

cousling

Cousin + youngling = cousling

To refer to cousins significantly younger than one's self or to a cousin's children.

My cousin asked me to look after his kid, and I told him I was happy to spend time with my couslings!

by Tastiest Avenger September 11, 2023

couslings

when 2 kids from sisters have the same dad

michelle and tiffanys kids are couslings

by Why is someone using my name July 22, 2011

Cousling

A when a set of 2 siblings marries another set of 2 siblings and the have kids thats what the kids are to each other. Basicly if cousins share both sets of grandparents. Also called double cousins.

If a women marries a men and then the women's sister and the men's brother also get married and they both have a kid those kid would be couslings.

by Emy_he_him June 20, 2024

cousling

/KUHZ-ling/ (noun) – The child of your first cousin or the first cousin of your parent; commonly called a first cousin once removed.
• Created from combining cousin + the diminutive suffix “-ling” (like sibling), to smoothly fill a gap in English kinship terms.
• Gender-neutral and usable for family one generation above or below.

“You met Kayla? She’s my cousling—Jace and I are first cousins, so she’s one generation below me.”
“Thanksgiving was so fun! All 8 of my couslings tried to beat me at Mario Kart.”
“Grandma’s chart says Aunt Marie is actually Mom’s cousling, which sounds way cooler than ‘once removed.’”

by LucasMiller8562 June 8, 2025

Cousling

A cousin who later becomes a step-sibling.

Me and my cousling are going out to lunch.

by Luckylulu34 January 6, 2024