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cogwheel

[kog-hweel, -weel] / ˈkɒgˌʰwil, -ˌwil /




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There are red cogwheel trains and cable cars.

From New York Times

The cleverly punctuated title of Dennis Duncan’s book, “Index, A History of The,” should signal that this isn’t a dry account of a small cogwheel in the publishing machine.

From Washington Post

You set it up using the web version of Gmail: Click on the “Settings” cogwheel in the upper right corner, and on “See all settings.”

From The Verge

The most interesting aspect of these final years of Federer’s career has been what he is willing to do to keep those cogwheels turning.

From The Guardian

The cog rail - a diesel-powered train with a cogwheel on the track beneath it to provide traction on steep slopes - would cost an estimated $1.05 billion.

From Washington Times