cogwheeled

English

Etymology

From cogwheel +‎ -ed.

Adjective

cogwheeled (not comparable)

1. Built or fitted with cogwheels.
   • 1905, Frank Bestow Wiborg, A Commercial Traveller in South America:

     The railway was cogwheeled and arranged in a series of six inclined planes which, in construction, bespeak considerable mechanical ingenuity...

   • 2002, Terry Pratchett, Reaper Man:

     As they approached, something whirred deep in its cogwheeled innards. The minute hand moved with a clonk, and shuddered to a halt on the 9.