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Definition of cog
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Cog (n.) A kind of tenon on the end of a
joist,
received
into a notch in a
bearing
timber,
and
resting
flush with its upper
surface..
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Cognate
::
Cognate
(n.) One who is
related
to
another
on the
female
side.
Incognita
::
Incognita
(n.) A woman who is
unknown
or in
disguise.
Protyle
::
Protyle
(n.) The
hypothetical
homogeneous
cosmic
material
of the
original
universe,
supposed
to have been
differentiated
into what are
recognized
as
distinct
chemical
elements..
Conusant
::
Conusant
(a.) See
Cognizant.
Diagnosis
::
Diagnosis
(n.) The art or act of
recognizing
the
presence
of
disease
from its signs or
symptoms,
and
deciding
as to its
character;
also, the
decision
arrived
at..
Animadversion
::
Animadversion
(n.)
Judicial
cognizance
of an
offense;
chastisement;
punishment.
Bailpiece
::
Bailpiece
(n.) A piece of
parchment,
or
paper,
containing
a
recognizance
or bail
bond..
Photozincograph
::
Photozincograph
(n.) A print made by
photozincography.
Cogent
::
Cogent
(p. a.)
Having
the power to
compel
conviction
or move the will;
constraining;
conclusive;
forcible;
powerful;
not
easily
reasisted.
Exequatur
::
Exequatur
(n.)
Official
recognition
or
permission.
Incogitativity
::
Incogitativity
(n.) The
quality
of being
incogitative;
want of
thought
or of the power of
thinking.
Acknowledgment
::
Acknowledgment
(n.) The
owning
of a
benefit
received;
courteous
recognition;
expression
of
thanks.
Cognisee
::
Cognisee
(n.) See
Cognizor,
Cognizee..
Injudicable
::
Injudicable
(a.) Not
cognizable
by a
judge.
Recognosce
::
Recognosce
(v. t.) To
recognize.
Cognisor
::
Cognisor
(n.) Alt. of
Cognise.
Connusor
::
Connusor
(n.) See
Cognizor.
Acknow
::
Acknow
(v. t.) To
recognize.
Conscious
::
Conscious
(a.)
Possessing
knowledge,
whether
by
internal,
conscious
experience
or by
external
observation;
cognizant;
aware;
sensible..
Cognition
::
Cognition
(v. t.) The act of
knowing;
knowledge;
perception.
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