Definition of blackcock in English:

blackcock

noun ˈblakkɒkˈblækˌkɑk

The male of the black grouse.
Example sentencesExamples
- The black grouse (or blackcock) has actually become extinct on Dartmoor.
- He was a good shot and a blackcock, killed when out shooting with the Duke of Northumberland, was for many years exhibited in Keilder Castle.
- I have always walked alone or with one or two companions, and I have considered it a privilege to watch fox cubs play, otters fish, salmon leap and blackcock lek without causing disturbance to wildlife or landowner.
- Similarly I can recall seeing blackcock, grouse, ring ousel and merlin on Exmoor until the mid sixties.

Definition of blackcock in US English:

blackcock

nounˈblakˌkäkˈblækˌkɑk

The male of the black grouse.
Example sentencesExamples
- I have always walked alone or with one or two companions, and I have considered it a privilege to watch fox cubs play, otters fish, salmon leap and blackcock lek without causing disturbance to wildlife or landowner.
- He was a good shot and a blackcock, killed when out shooting with the Duke of Northumberland, was for many years exhibited in Keilder Castle.
- Similarly I can recall seeing blackcock, grouse, ring ousel and merlin on Exmoor until the mid sixties.
- The black grouse (or blackcock) has actually become extinct on Dartmoor.

单词	blackcock
释义	Definition of blackcock in English: blackcock noun ˈblakkɒkˈblækˌkɑk The male of the black grouse. Example sentencesExamples The black grouse (or blackcock) has actually become extinct on Dartmoor. He was a good shot and a blackcock, killed when out shooting with the Duke of Northumberland, was for many years exhibited in Keilder Castle. I have always walked alone or with one or two companions, and I have considered it a privilege to watch fox cubs play, otters fish, salmon leap and blackcock lek without causing disturbance to wildlife or landowner. Similarly I can recall seeing blackcock, grouse, ring ousel and merlin on Exmoor until the mid sixties. Definition of blackcock in US English: blackcock nounˈblakˌkäkˈblækˌkɑk The male of the black grouse. Example sentencesExamples I have always walked alone or with one or two companions, and I have considered it a privilege to watch fox cubs play, otters fish, salmon leap and blackcock lek without causing disturbance to wildlife or landowner. He was a good shot and a blackcock, killed when out shooting with the Duke of Northumberland, was for many years exhibited in Keilder Castle. Similarly I can recall seeing blackcock, grouse, ring ousel and merlin on Exmoor until the mid sixties. The black grouse (or blackcock) has actually become extinct on Dartmoor.
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