cushoon
Cushion vs Cushoon - What's the difference?
cushion | cushoon |As nouns the difference between cushion and cushoon
is that cushion is a soft mass of material stuffed into a cloth bag, used for comfort or support; for sitting on, kneeling on, resting one's head on etc while cushoon is the equivalent of a regiment or brigade in Tippu Sultan's army. They were formed from four teeps (battalions).As a verb cushion
is to furnish with cushions.Teeps vs Cushoon - What's the difference?
teeps | cushoon |As a noun cushoon is
the equivalent of a regiment or brigade in 's army they were formed from four teeps (battalions).Brigade vs Cushoon - What's the difference?
brigade | cushoon |As nouns the difference between brigade and cushoon
is that brigade is while cushoon is the equivalent of a regiment or brigade in 's army they were formed from four teeps (battalions).Regiment vs Cushoon - What's the difference?
regiment | cushoon |As nouns the difference between regiment and cushoon
is that regiment is regiment (army unit) while cushoon is the equivalent of a regiment or brigade in 's army they were formed from four teeps (battalions).Koshoon vs Cushoon - What's the difference?
koshoon | cushoon | Alternative forms |Cushoon is a alternative form of koshoon.
Koshoon is likely misspelled.
Koshoon has no English definition.
