What does Cock mean?
Other definitions of Cock:
- Yet another term for dick or penis.
- A male chicken or rooster, though it can apply to the male of any bird species. First recorded use before 900 AD, as an Old Norse imitation of a rooster's crow.
- To pull back and set a firearm ready to fire.
- When speaking on plumbing, a cock or stopcock is a valve that can be opened or closed by rotating it, allowing waterflow.
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How to use the term
Cock:
The baseball hit me right in the cock. Ouch!
Up all night, sucking on cock.
Aren't you the cock of the walk? Welcome to the Hen-House, mister!
Cock your rifle and aim.
Turn that stop-cock on the wall there, and we can disconnect the toilet.
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