单词 | cock-paddle |
释义 | cock1 /kok/noun
ORIGIN: OE coc; ON kokkr cocked adjective
cockˈer noun
cockˈerel noun A young cock (see also cockle5) cockˈily adverb cockˈiness, cocksˈiness or coxˈiness noun cockˈy, cocksˈy or coxˈy adjective
cock-a-doodle-dooˈ noun (imit) the crow of a cock intransitive verb To crow cock-a-hoopˈ adjective
cockaleekie see cockieleekie below. cockalōˈrum noun
cockˈamamie adjective (US sl) Ridiculous, incredible cockˈ-and-bullˈ adjective (of a story) fabricated and incredible cockˈ-broth noun The broth made from a boiled cock cockchafer noun see separate entry. cockˈ-crow noun Early morning, when cocks crow cocked hat noun
cocker spaniel noun A small spaniel used to retrieve birds in game shooting cockˈeye noun A squinting eye cockeye bob or cockeyed bob noun (Aust sl)
cockˈeyed adjective
cockˈfight or cockˈfighting noun
cockhorseˈ noun A child's imaginary or toy horse adjective Prancing, proud adverb
cockieleekˈie or cockyleekˈy or cock(-)a(-)leekˈie noun (Scot) Soup made from a fowl and leeks cocking piece noun A piece of wood used to build a roof out over eaves (also sprocket) cockˈlaird noun (Scot) The owner of a small farm, who farms it in person cockˈloft noun A small room just under the roof cockˈmatch noun A cockfight cock-of-the-rockˈ noun A S American bird of the family Cotingidae cock-pad(d)le or cock-paidle see paddle3 cockˈpit noun
cock'sˈ-comb or cocksˈcomb noun
cocksˈfoot noun A Eurasian grass (Dactylis glomerata) with inflorescences like a cock's foot cockˈ-shoot noun (obsolete) A glade where woodcock were netted as they shot through cockˈshot noun A cockshy cockˈshut noun (archaic or dialect) Twilight, prob referring to the time when poultry are shut up for the night cockˈshy noun
cock-sparrˈow noun
cockˈspur noun
cockspur grass noun (Echinochloa crusgalli) an invasive grass of warmer, orig only tropical, climates cockˈsucker noun (vulgar sl)
cockˈsure adjective Irritatingly self-confident or self-assured cockˈsurely adverb cockˈsureness noun cockˈteaser noun (vulgar sl) A woman who deliberately provokes a man's sexual arousal, then refuses sexual intercourse cock-throppˈled or cock-thrappˈled adjective Of a horse, bending the windpipe on bridling cockˈthrowing noun The old sport of throwing sticks at a cock cockˈ-up adjective
noun (informal) A muddle, mess, confusion cockyleeky see cockieleekie above. cock a snook see under snook2 cock of the walk A person who (thinks he or she) is the most important in a group cock up (informal) To do or perform very badly go off at half cock (informal) To begin too soon, when not properly prepared knock into a cocked hat To give a profound beating, to defeat live like fighting cocks To have every luxury paddle3 /padˈl/, padle /päˈdl or pāˈ/ or paidle /pāˈ/ (Scot)nounThe lumpsucker (also (masc) cockˈ-paddˈle, etc, (fem) henˈ-paddˈle, etc) ORIGIN: Origin unknown |
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