cogs (Meaning)
cogs
to connect (timbers, joists, etc.) by means of mortises and tenons, a subordinate but integral person or part, to use venal flattery, a tooth on the rim of a wheel or gear, a tenon on a beam or timber, to cheat in throwing dice, to direct the fall of (dice) fraudulently, wheedle, deceive
Synonyms & Antonyms of cogs
Synonyms:
- wage slaves
- associates
- wageworkers
- hacks
- nine-to-fivers
- co-workers
- workingwomen
- workmen
- coworkers
- colleagues
- temporaries
- temps
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
cogs Sentence Examples
- The intricate cogs of the machine whirred smoothly, meshing seamlessly.
- The clock's cogs turned steadily, marking the passing of time.
- The gears and cogs of the factory's machinery clanked and groaned.
- The toy car ran on a tiny motor with micro-sized cogs.
- The gears and cogs of the Swiss watch were a marvel of precision engineering.
- The ancient gears and cogs still turned in the abandoned mill, a testament to the craftsmanship of yesteryear.
- The Cogs of Destiny turned inexorably, shaping the course of human events.
- The cogs of the puzzle fit together perfectly, revealing a hidden message.
- The cogs of the human body worked in harmony, sustaining life.
- The cogs of the economy creaked and groaned under the weight of inflation.
FAQs About the word cogs
to connect (timbers, joists, etc.) by means of mortises and tenons, a subordinate but integral person or part, to use venal flattery, a tooth on the rim of a wh
flunkeys, underlings, assistants, employes, employees, subordinates, jobholders,yes-men, gandy dancers, grubs
employers, superiors, bosses, gaffers,supervisors,
The intricate cogs of the machine whirred smoothly, meshing seamlessly.
The clock's cogs turned steadily, marking the passing of time.
The gears and cogs of the factory's machinery clanked and groaned.
The toy car ran on a tiny motor with micro-sized cogs.
