coggle Antonyms
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Meaning of coggle
Wordnet
coggle (v)
walk unsteadily
move unsteadily
Webster
coggle (n.)
A small fishing boat.
A cobblestone.
coggle Sentence Examples
- The rhythmic clicks of the **cogs** provided a calming soundtrack to the watchmaker's workshop.
- The inventor carefully examined the broken **gear**, searching for the cause of the malfunction.
- The intricate clock relied on the synchronized movement of hundreds of tiny **cogs**.
- The gears in the old machine turned slowly and with a distinct groan, their age evident in their movement.
- The children were mesmerized by the mesmerizing dance of the **gears** inside the transparent toy tractor.
- The museum exhibit showcased the evolution of **gears** throughout history, from simple wooden cogs to complex steel mechanisms.
- The rusty **gear** lay forgotten in the abandoned factory, a remnant of its once-productive past.
- The scientist studied the microscopic **gears** found in the intricate mechanism of a spider's web.
- In the elaborate automaton, a symphony of **gears** worked together to bring the figures to life.
- Frustrated by the grinding noise, the mechanic meticulously traced the problem back to a single faulty **gear**.
FAQs About the word coggle
walk unsteadily, move unsteadilyA small fishing boat., A cobblestone.
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The rhythmic clicks of the **cogs** provided a calming soundtrack to the watchmaker's workshop.
The inventor carefully examined the broken **gear**, searching for the cause of the malfunction.
The intricate clock relied on the synchronized movement of hundreds of tiny **cogs**.
The gears in the old machine turned slowly and with a distinct groan, their age evident in their movement.
