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coge (s.xiiiex)
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The form gog is a cross reference to the following entry:

coge (s.xiiiex)

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cog,  cogg,  cogge,  cogke,  cow  (cocgne,  goge  TLL ii 148.80)  
  FEW:  caudica 2/i,534b Gdf:  coque 1 2,294a GdfC:  coche 2 9,116c TL: coche 2 2,513 DEAF:  coche 2  DMF:  coche 2  TLF:  coche 1  OED:  cog n.1  MED:  cogge n.1  DMLBS:  cogga 1 372b / coggo 372b

s.

ship.mil.merch.cog, ship used for transporting goods or for military purposes: 
( MS: s.xiiiex ) triremes: (C) snages, cogkes (var. (D*: s.xiii/xiv) coggis;  (L: s.xiii) cocgnes )  TLL ii 144.80
( 1324 )  180 neefs dount partie sont cogges de Alemaigne  Lett AF 121
( 1347-60 )  la nief du Roi nomee la Cog Thomas  TNA E101/25/32 m
( 1376 )  […] si fust chacez par tempest en Kirkelerode un cog  Rot Parl1 ii 327

See also:

cogere 
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