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cog (1, 2 common Eliz.; 3 not pre-S.)
1. to employ fraud or deceit, cheat Ado V. i. 95, LLL. V. ii. 236, R3 I. iii. 48, Tim. V. i. 100, Oth. IV. ii. 132.
2. to use flattery, fawn Wiv. III. iii. 76.
3. to wheedle (a thing) “from” a person Cor. III. ii. 133.
A Shakespeare Glossary. C. T. Onions. Oxford. Clarendon Press. 1911.

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