cogue (Meaning)

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cogue (n.)

A small wooden vessel; a pail.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

In some areas, a cogue is a term used for a small boat typically used for fishing or transportation along narrow waterways.
The cogue rocked gently in the calm waters of the bay, its wooden hull reflecting the morning sunlight.
Traditionally, a cogue was carved from a single tree trunk, showcasing the craftsmanship of ancient boatbuilders.
The fisherman skillfully maneuvered his cogue through the labyrinth of mangroves, searching for the best fishing spots.
The villagers relied on their trusty cogue to ferry goods across the river, connecting them to neighboring communities.
As the storm approached, the cogue's sturdy construction proved invaluable, weathering the turbulent waves.
The children gathered eagerly on the shore, excited for their first adventure aboard the old cogue.
Each year, the villagers celebrated their maritime heritage with a regatta featuring colorful cogues racing along the coast.
The cogue's oars sliced through the water rhythmically, propelling it forward with each stroke.
Under the moonlit sky, the silhouette of the cogue glided gracefully across the tranquil lake, a symbol of timeless tradition.

A small wooden vessel; a pail.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

In some areas, a cogue is a term used for a small boat typically used for fishing or transportation along narrow waterways.

The cogue rocked gently in the calm waters of the bay, its wooden hull reflecting the morning sunlight.

Traditionally, a cogue was carved from a single tree trunk, showcasing the craftsmanship of ancient boatbuilders.

The fisherman skillfully maneuvered his cogue through the labyrinth of mangroves, searching for the best fishing spots.