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Cock

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Meaning

Noun

In Chickens & Male animals:
  • A
    , especially:
  • In Male animals:
  • A
    , especially:
  • A
    pigeon.
  • In Genitalia:
    A
    or
    for
    in plumbing.
    The
    of a
    mechanism.
    ⚠️
    In Genitalia & Sex:
    A penis.
    In Curling:
    The
    at the
    the rink.
    The
    ; an upward
    ,
    or angle.
    ⚠️
    In Australian English, British English, Irish English, New Zealand English & Facial expressions:
    ⚠️
    In Australian English, British English, Irish English, New Zealand English & Facial expressions:
    Nonsense;
    ; a fraud.
    In Australian English, British English, Irish English & New Zealand English:
    A
    ; a fellow.
    A
    of
    or hat.
    Shuttlecock.
    A
    in the
    of a
    ; a weathercock.
    A
    person; a
    or master.
    A
    thing.
    The
    of a
    , especially the first
    in the
    ;
    crow.
    In Male animals:
    A
    , especially a
    or trout.
    The
    or
    of a sundial.
    The
    of a balance.
    The
    that
    a
    for the
    of a
    in
    or watch.
    In African-American Vernacular English, Southern US English & Genitalia:
    Vulva, vagina.
    In Chickens & Poultry:
    Hay-cock, a small
    of hay.
    Abbreviation of
    , a type of small boat.

    Verb

    To
    the
    of a
    or
    ; to
    (a
    or
    ) to be fired.
    To be
    to be
    by having the
    lifted.
    In Genitalia & Watercraft:
    To
    ; to
    up.
    In British English:
    To
    or
    something upwards or to
    ; to
    or
    (e.g.
    ) boastfully.
    To
    (the
    )
    and
    its
    , as an
    of
    or insinuation.
    To
    ; to
    ; to look
    ,
    , or menacing.
    To make a
    of, to
    or
    (a child).
    To form into piles.

    Intj

    In Facial expressions:
    Expression of annoyance.

    Name

    A
    of the
    God, used in oaths.
    A surname.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    cock
    English
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    cock
    Middle English (1100-1500)
    cok
    Middle English (1100-1500)
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    coc
    Old English (ca. 450-1100)
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    cōcus
    Latin
    coque
    Old French (842-ca. 1400)
    Sourced from
    Etym
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