coggle
verb
Pronunciation: /ˈkɒɡ.əl/
Definition
To move or shake in an unsteady, rocking, or wobbling way.
Examples
The ancient cart began to coggle down the bumpy road.
He felt the boat coggle beneath him as a large wave hit.
The jelly wobbled and began to coggle on the plate.
How to Use coggle
- coggle along (phrasal verb)
- To move along in an unsteady or precarious way. — "The old bus managed to coggle along the highway for another fifty miles."
- coggle precariously (collocation)
- To move in a way that is dangerously unstable. — "The shelf began to coggle precariously under the weight of the books."
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