Coc-āgne', n.

(kok-ān'), n. [Fr. cocagne, pays de cocagne, O. Fr. cocaigne, It. cucagna, cuccagna, from It. cucca, dainties, sweetmeats, Prov. Fr. conque, Catal. coca, cake, from Lat. coquere, to cook; because it was imagined that the houses in this country were covered with cakes.]

1. An imaginary country of idleness, luxury, and delight.
2. The land of cockneys;—a term applied to London and its suburbs. Smart.