coggle
1 of 3intransitive verb
cog·gle
ˈkägəl
-ed/-ing/-s
dialectal, British
: wobble, totter
coggle
2 of 3transitive verb
"
-ed/-ing/-s
dialectal
: to repair roughly : cobble —usually used with up
coggle
3 of 3noun
"
plural -s
: a ceramics tool that consists mainly of a wheel or disk and is used to make indentations or grooves in the outer edges of plates
Word History
Etymology
Intransitive verb
perhaps alteration of cockle entry 7
Transitive verb
perhaps alteration of cobble entry 1
Noun
perhaps from cog entry 1 + -le
- lost it
- lost motion
- lost my train of thought
- lost on
- lost one's cool
- lost one's heart
- lost one's heart (to)
- lost one's heart to
- lost one's lunch
- lost one's temper
- lost out
- lost river
- lost soul
- lost the initiative
- lost to
- lost touch with reality
- lost wax
- lost-color process
- lost-wax process
- lostness
- lostnesses
- lot
- lot's law
- lota
- lotae