coggle

/ (ˈkɒɡəl) /

verb

(intr) Scot to wobble or rock; be unsteady

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a granular metamorphic rock.
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Derived forms of coggle

coggly, adjective

Word Origin for coggle

of uncertain origin

Words nearby coggle

cogency, cogeneration, cogent, coggan, cogged, coggle, cogitable, cogitate, cogitation, cogitative, cogito, ergo sum
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Example sentences from the Web for coggle

  • The “coggle” pavement of Horncastle is often complained of, but at least it had the royal sanction.

    A History of Horncastle|James Conway Walter