The structure adds the "-o" suffix to "cuz" (short for cousin), creating a more casual, affectionate, or streetwise version of the word. It is used in African American Vernacular English (AAVE) and hip hop culture to describe a cousin, sometimes used loosely for a close friend who is considered like family, similar to "fam" or "bro." People typically say "What's up, cuzzo?" or "That's my cuzzo right there."

英語での「cuzzo」の定義と意味

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