cog
81cog|nos|ci|tive — «kog NOS uh tihv», adjective. having the power of knowing; cognitive …
82cog|no|vit — «kog NOH viht», noun. Law. a written confession by a defendant that the action or a part of the action against him is just. ╂[< Latin cognōvit (actionem) he has acknowledged (the action)] …
83cog|rail — «KOG RAYL», noun. = rack rail. (Cf. ↑rack rail) …
84cog|wheel — «KOG HWEEL», noun. a wheel with teeth cut in the rim for transmitting or receiving motion; a gear or gearwheel: »The cogwheels of this watch transmit the power of the spring to the hands …
85Cog (advertisement) — Cog …
86Cog (ship) — …
87Cog Factory — The Cog Factory, formerly located at 2224 Leavenworth Street in Omaha, Nebraska, was a 501(c)(3) non profit organization that provided a punk rock music performance space for the area. The facility opened in 1994 with bands Ritual Device,… …
88cog in the machine — If you say that someone is a cog in the machine, you mean that, while they are necessary, they only play a small part in an organization or plan. The police quickly realized that the suspect was just a cog in the machine …
89cog belt — A toothed belt normally of fibreglass reinforced rubber for driving the camshaft from the crankshaft. In cars, cog belts are primarily used with overhead camshafts but are sometimes used to drive pumps …
90cog and round — noun Etymology: cog (I) : a device common in clocks consisting of a cogwheel working into the trundles of a lantern pinion …
