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Origin and Etymology of coggle
perhaps alteration of 7cockle
coggle
Definition of coggle
-ed/-ing/-s
dialectal
: to repair roughly : cobble —usually used with up
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Origin and Etymology of coggle
perhaps alteration of 1cobble
coggle
Definition of coggle
-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
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Origin and Etymology of coggle
perhaps from 1cog + -le
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