Vocabulary
cosa
thing (object, concept); thing (living being)
Noun
cosita
diminutive of cosa; small thing; thingy
Noun
coso
Honduran, Dominican, Colombian, Venezuelan, Ecuadorian, Rioplatense, Costa Rican, and Paraguayan form of cosa (“thing”); thingy; bull ring; road, way; woodworm
Noun
pasas que cosan
Spoonerism of cosas que pasan.
Phrase
qué cosa
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see qué, cosa.; what's up?; come again
Adverb
cosaco
Cossack
Adjective
cosaco
Cossack
Noun
cosario
hunting; well-trodden
Adjective
cosario
hunter
Noun
cosa de
around; some; about (roughly)
Preposition
cosa rara
funnily enough; strangely enough
Adverb
cosa mala
an awful lot; something awful
Adverb
cosa en sí
thing-in-itself
Noun
cosa juzgada
res judicata
Noun
cosa perdida
lost cause
Noun
cosas veredes
you'll see that it's a crazy world out there
Phrase
cosas que pasan
Used to say that something that happened is normal, sometimes sarcastically.
Phrase
cosa del otro jueves
something extraordinary
Noun
cosas que van y vienen
shit happens
Phrase