Definition Conjugation
Definition of coggle - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
unsteady movementDated move or walk in an unsteady wayDated
- The toddler began to coggle across the room.
2.
movementDated UK wobble or rock back and forthDated UK
- The old chair started to coggle when I sat down.
Examples of coggle in a sentence
The old man coggles when he walks without his cane. The table began to coggle during the earthquake. Watch the vase; it might coggle off the shelf.
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- French:tituber, osciller, ...
- German:wackeln, schaukeln, ...
- Italian:barcollare, dondolare, ...
- Spanish:tambalearse, moverse, ...
- Portuguese:cambalear, balançar, ...
- Chinese:摇摇晃晃, 摇晃, ...
- Japanese:よたよた歩く, ぐらつく, ...
- Arabic:تَمَايَلَ, تَأَرْجَحَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְנוֹעֵעַ, לִרְעוֹד, ...
- Russian:неуверенно ходить, качаться, ...
- Ukrainian:хитатися, гойдатись, ...
- Hindi:लड़खड़ाना, हिलना, ...
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