coguardian (u silent)

[Pref. co con, and guardian (q. v.).] One joined with another in the position of a guardian; a joint guardian. cogue, s. [COG (2), 8.] A small wooden ve el "They drink it out of the cogue."-Modern Account of Scotland (1670). cog-wäre, s. [Eng. cog, s.; and ware.] 1. Goods carried in a cog. IMG:content-0115.png:[blocks in formation]