Dearest Dankshasta:
I've come to help you out a little. There's a place on the internet that I was told about long ago, it's called Merriam-Websters.com. That's
www.m-w.com, which is far easier to type than
www.dictionary.com But don't worry, I won't put you up to all that typing to find out the meaning of this word. No no, I'm a full service kinda gal, so here's everything you need to know about the world
cogent
Main Entry:
co·gent 
Pronunciation: 'kO-j&nt
Function:
adjective
Etymology: Latin
cogent-, cogens, present participle of
cogere to drive together, collect, from
co- +
agere to drive -- more at
AGENT
1 : having power to compel or constrain <
cogent forces>
2 a : appealing forcibly to the mind or reason
: CONVINCING <
cogent evidence>
b : PERTINENT, RELEVANT <a
cogent analysis>
synonym see
VALID
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co·gent·ly adverb
Yours Truly,
Smiggy Puppy
Dear Faabio:
Thanks for not taking it too hard on the guy. We all have our off days. Of course, some more than others. Besides, it's cute how he speaks. I love those words kids make up all the time.
Best of luck.
Smiggy Puppy
Technics - Nagafen
