cock
Hen's noisy mate
A cock is a rooster—the adult male of domestic fowl.
The word appears in compounds like cockfight, cockcrow, and cockerel (a young rooster).
Cock also means a device for controlling liquid flow (a stopcock), or a slight tilt: the cock of his hat.
The verb cock means to tilt or prepare: cock a gun, cock an eyebrow.
If you cock up (British), you make a serious mistake.
Cock is also vulgar slang for a penis, which makes the word ripe for double entendre and has gradually displaced its innocent uses in American speech.
Female fowl
- chickYoung bird, especially poultry
- combToothed grooming implement
- wattleHanging throat skin
- crowingTriumphant self-praise
crow · strut · spur · gamecock · bantam · cockerel · chanticleer · henhouse
Valve controlling fluid passage
- valveFluid flow controller
- spigotLiquid flow controller
- tapValve controlling liquid flow
- petcockSmall drainage valve
shutoff · plumbing · turn · handle · flow · water · pressure · drain
prick
Pierce lightly with point
pecker · wiener · johnson · member · manhood · shaft · peter · willie · knob · schlong
hen
Female fowl
crowing · crow · strut · spur · gamecock · bantam · cockerel · chanticleer · henhouse · pecking
stopcock
Valve controlling fluid passage
petcock · shutoff · plumbing · turn · handle · flow · water · pressure · drain · pipe
hammer
Tool for striking nails
revolver · flintlock · firing · loaded · ready · halfcock · misfire · discharge · prime · musket
angle
Geometric measure of rotation
raise · jaunty · askew · perk · upward · sideways · hat · head · ear · eyebrow
- Fable Charactersfox, tortoise, hare, ant, grasshopper
- clock partswheel, mainspring, pendulum, escapement, dial
- clockworksmainspring, escapement, pendulum, gears, balance wheel
- Northern Slangaye, nowt, summat, lass, luv
- Asian beastsdragon, tiger, ox, rat, rabbit
- gun partsbarrel, barrels, trigger, triggers, bolt
- cock-and-bull storyAbsurd, implausible fabrication
- cock blockSabotage romantic attempt
- sucked cockOral stimulation of penis
- cock upBritish term for mistake
- weather cockWind direction indicator
- cock fightingRoosters made to battle