cock in Sindhi سنڌي
cock in Tamil தமிழ்
cock in English
- cock⇄cock (1), noun, verb.
- cock⇄cock (2), verb, noun.
- cock⇄cock (3), noun, verb.
- cock⇄noun a small, cone-shaped pile of hay, dung, or turf in a field.
- cock⇄noun 1. a male chicken; rooster.
Ex. roused by the crowing cock at dawn of day (Wordsworth).
2. the male of other birds and sometimes other animals.
Ex. a turkey cock, a lobster cock.
3. a faucet used to turn the flow of a liqui - cock⇄noun 1. an upward turn or bend of the nose, eye, or ear.
Ex. with a knowing cock of his eye to his next neighbor (Scott).
2a. the turn of a brim of a hat.
Ex. a fierce cock to his hat and a shabby genteel air (Thackeray).
b. a p - cock⇄v.i. to raise or draw back the cock or hammer of a gun.
- cock⇄v.i. 1. to stand or stick up conspicuously.
Ex. ... the little saucy-looking heads cocking up between the old one's ears (David Livingstone).
2. to swagger; strut; brag.
Ex. I'll strut, and cock, and talk as big as wind and froth can m - cock⇄v.t. to pile in cocks.
- cock⇄v.t. to pull back the hammer or firing pin of (a gun), in order to make it ready to fire.
Ex. There was a click as the hunter cocked his rifle. - cock⇄v.t. 1. to turn or stick up, especially as if to defy or inquire.
Ex. The little bird cocked his eye at me. The dog cocked his ears when he heard his master's footsteps.
2a. to set (one's hat) at a jaunty angle on the head.
Ex. The sai