Chosmes

Chosmes (pronounced KOHZ-meez) is a misspelling or variant spelling of "chasm," likely arising from a typographical error or mishearing. There is no recognized technical, scientific, or common usage associated with "chosmes" as a distinct word. Therefore, it is considered a non-standard form. If encountered, it should typically be interpreted as referring to a "chasm."

A chasm is a deep fissure, cleft, or abyss in the earth's surface. It can also be used metaphorically to describe a profound division, difference, or separation between people, ideas, or situations.

The word "chosmes" should not be confused with words containing similar sounds but entirely different meanings, such as "cosmos," which refers to the universe or an ordered system.

Given the absence of a defined meaning or usage outside of likely misspelling, "chosmes" does not hold a legitimate place in formal vocabulary.