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coak [kōk]
(design engineering)
A projection from the end of a piece of wood or timber that is designed to fit into a hole in another piece so that they can be joined to form a continuous unit.
A dowel or hardwood pin that joins overlapping timbers.
coak
1. A projection from the end of a piece of wood or timber which fits into a hole in another piece to join them.
2. A dowel or hardwood pin through overlapping timbers.
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