cousinry

There are numerous Borcks always in the King's service; nor are these three, except by loose cousinry, related to one another.

As in the case of its cousinry a-land, the bladderwort at its leisure dines upon its prey.

He sold his business to the "cousinry," and, as they considered, on hard terms.

The Anhalt Cousinry gloomed irreconcilable; were never idle, digging pitfalls, raising troubles.

Goffe, too, was of the Cromwellian cousinry, having married a daughter of Whalley.