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Webster Dictionary :: Cogent

COGENT, a. [See Cogency .] 1. Forcible, in a physical sense; as the cogent force...

Webster Dictionary :: Cogently

COGENTLY, adv. With urgent force; with powerful impulse; forcibly.

Webster Dictionary :: Cogged

COGGED, pp. Flattered; deceived; cheated; thrust in deceitfully; falsified; furn...

Webster Dictionary :: Cogger

COGGER, n. A flatterer, or deceiver.

Webster Dictionary :: Coggery

COGGERY, n. Trick; falsehood.

Webster Dictionary :: Cogging

COGGING, ppr. Wheedling; deceiving; cheating; inserting deceitfully; fixing cogs...

Webster Dictionary :: Coggle

COGGLE, n. A boat; a fishing boat. [See Cock .]

Webster Dictionary :: Cogitable

COGITABLE, a. [See Cogitate .] That may be thought on; that may be meditated on.

Webster Dictionary :: Cogitate

COGITATE, v.i. To think; to meditate.

Webster Dictionary :: Cogitation

COGITATION, n. 1. The act of thinking; thought; meditation; contemplation. 2. Th...

Webster Dictionary :: Cogitative

COGITATIVE, a. 1. Thinking; having the power of thinking, or meditating; as a co...

Webster Dictionary :: Cognate

COGNATE, a. 1. Allied by blood; kindred by birth. 2. Related in origin; proceedi...

Webster Dictionary :: Cognation

COGNATION, n. 1. In the civil law, kindred or natural relation between males and...

Webster Dictionary :: Cognition

COGNITION, n. Knowledge or certain knowledge, as from personal view or experience.

Webster Dictionary :: Cognitive

COGNITIVE, a. Knowing, or apprehending by the understanding; as cognitive power.

Webster Dictionary :: Cognizable

COGNIZABLE, a. 1. That falls or may fall under judicial notice; that may be hear...

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