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What does COS stand for?

What does COS mean? We have 40 definitions. Read most used COS meanings below.

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• COS — Class Of Service
• COS — Change of State
• COS — Crypto Operating System
• COS — Carrier Operated Squelch
• COS — Client Operating System
• COS — Card Operating System
• COS — Cooperation for Open Systems
• COS — Code Operated Switch
• COS — Certificate Of Service
• COS — Chip Operating System
• COS — Connection-Oriented Service
• COS — Cray Operating System
• COS — Computer Operating System
• COS — CORBA Service
• COS — Common Object Service
• COS — Client Online Services
• COS — central offices
• COS — Computer On Silicon
• COS — Colorado Springs, CO
• COS — Central Office Switch
• COS — CORBA Object Services
• COS — Convergent Operating System
• COS — Clip On Socket
• COS — Connection-Mode Service
• COS — Chief of Support
• COS — Concurrent Operating System
• COS — Cray Open Software
• COS — Call Origination Status
• COS — Client Operating Server
• COS — Customer Other Service
• COS — Corps Officers
• COS — Collaborative Operating System
• COS — Cooporation for Open Systems
• COS — Compressor Outlet Sensor
• COS — Camera Operating System
• COS — Call Originate Status
• COS — Celestial Observation Satellite
• COS — Commercial Operating System
• COS — Carrier Operating System
• COS — colour one side

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