A cogue is Scottish word for a round wooden cup or pail for drinking beverages. The word is not widely recognized in standard English and is only used informally in Scotland.

"Cogue" may not be accepted in formal English writing unless the composition specifically pertains to Scotland and Scottish dialect. The standard English equivalent would be a wooden cup or mug.

Example sentences

  1. The old Scottish inn served ale in traditional wooden cogues.
  2. The villagers gathered around the well, each holding their cogues to draw water.
  3. The craftsman carved intricate designs onto the surface of the cogues.
  4. During the festival, the locals raised their cogues in a toast to their heritage.
  5. The family's collection of antique cogues was displayed proudly in the living room.
  6. The sound of clinking cogues filled the tavern as patrons enjoyed their drinks.
  7. The cooper skillfully constructed new cogues to replace the worn-out ones.
  8. He sipped from his coque, savoring the taste of the cool water on a hot day.
  9. The traditional dance required participants to hold cogues while moving in a circle.
  10. The storyteller recounted tales of old while the audience listened attentively, holding their cogues.

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