Obs. rare. [app. a frequentative or diminutive of COG v. in sense 5 or 6.] ? To foist in, esp. in a wheedling way; to interpolate in a glozing manner.
1568. Hist. Jacob & Esau, II. iii. in Hazl., Dodsley, II. 215. Ragan. And would he never have done Jacob? Mido. No, but still coggl’d in, like Jackdaw that cries ka kob!
