cogger Synonyms
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cogger Meaning
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cogger (n.)
A flatterer or deceiver; a sharper.
cogger Sentence Examples
- The meticulous clockmaker meticulously oiled each individual cogger in the intricate mechanism.
- With a determined grin, the inventor replaced the broken cogger, breathing life back into the machine.
- The rhythmic clatter of the coggers provided a comforting soundtrack to the workshop.
- The weathered gears, their coggers worn smooth with age, whispered stories of the machine's long history.
- The children, wide-eyed with wonder, peered into the exposed gears, mesmerized by the synchronized dance of the coggers.
- The museum exhibit showcased a collection of antique pocket watches, each a testament to the ingenuity of the tiny coggers within.
- The rusty cogger, a lone survivor of the abandoned factory, lay forgotten amidst the debris.
- The scientist carefully examined the microscopic coggers forming the intricate structure of a spider's web.
- In the elaborate automaton, a symphony of coggers worked in perfect harmony, bringing the figures to life.
- Frustrated by the malfunctioning machine, the mechanic meticulously traced the problem back to a single faulty cogger.
FAQs About the word cogger
A flatterer or deceiver; a sharper.
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The meticulous clockmaker meticulously oiled each individual cogger in the intricate mechanism.
With a determined grin, the inventor replaced the broken cogger, breathing life back into the machine.
The rhythmic clatter of the coggers provided a comforting soundtrack to the workshop.
The weathered gears, their coggers worn smooth with age, whispered stories of the machine's long history.
