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Date:
1200-1300
Origin:
From a
Scandinavian
language
cog
noun
Related topics:
Technology
,
Mechanical
cog
[
countable
]
1
T
a wheel with small bits sticking out around the edge that fit together with the bits of another wheel as they turn in a machine
2
T
one of the small bits that stick out on a cog
3
a cog in the machine/wheel
someone who only has a small unimportant job in a large organization
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