cogged

[US]/kɒɡd/
[UK]/kɑɡd/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj.having cogs or gear teeth; cheating; deceptive
v.past participle of cog; to equip with cogs; to cheat with loaded dice; to make a mistake

Phrases & Collocations

cogged wheel

cogged belt

cogged mechanism

cogged drive

cogged gear

cogged system

cogged action

cogged interaction

cogged rotation

cogged engagement

Example Sentences

the machine cogged during operation, causing a delay.

she felt cogged in her thoughts, unable to express herself.

the gears cogged together smoothly, ensuring efficiency.

his progress cogged when he faced unexpected challenges.

the team cogged in their efforts to complete the project.

she noticed the cogged connection between the two ideas.

the clock cogged, making it difficult to tell the time.

his enthusiasm cogged when he received negative feedback.

the project cogged due to a lack of resources.

they tried to fix the cogged mechanism in the engine.

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