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Kentucky Cousins 

Kentucky Cousins occur when two siblings from one family marry two first cousins from another family and both couples have children. Their children would be considered Kentucky Cousins.
I'm sure you've heard of double cousins, but have you ever heard of Kentucky Cousins? My brothers Jaison and Johnny married Katie and Kylee who are first cousins from another family. Now their kids are going to be Kentucky Cousins!
Kentucky Cousins by Doctor.J May 26, 2021
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Kentucky cousins 

Basically when you fuck without a label.
After last night we became Kentucky cousins....
Kentucky cousins by Daddy dankson November 1, 2016

Kentucky Cousins 

Two first cousins that date each other.
I saw Jenna and Sam making out in the park last night. I thought they were cousins.

Yup, Kentucky cousins.
Kentucky Cousins by W.R.Slade November 5, 2023
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