cocker
61cocker spaniel — co·cker spa·niel loc.s.m.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} TS cinof. → cocker {{line}} {{/line}} DATA: sec. XX …
62cocker spaniel — breed of dog with droopy ears and wavy soft hair that was originally bred to hunt woodcocks, English cocker spaniel …
63Cocker's Arithmetic — n. textbook written by Edward Cocker …
64cocker spaniel — /kɒkə ˈspænjəl / (say kokuh spanyuhl) noun one of a breed of small spaniels trained for use in hunting or kept as pets. Also, cocker …
65cocker — {{hw}}{{cocker}}{{/hw}}Cane da cerca e da riporto di piccola taglia, forte, vivace, con lunghe orecchie pendenti. ETIMOLOGIA: voce ingl., da woodcock, comp. di wood ‘foresta’ e cock ‘gallo’, così chiamato perché usato nella caccia alla beccaccia …
66cocker — cock·er || kÉ’kÉ™ n. hunting dog …
67cocker — v. a. (Rare.) Indulge (unduly), fondle, pamper …
68cocker — cock·er …
69Cocker — [[t]ˈkɒk ər[/t]] n. big Joe(Robert John), born 1944, English blues and rock singer and musician …
70cocker — A variant of ‘cock’ and ‘cocky’, used as a friendly term of address mainly by London Cockneys. An example of its use between men occurs in Thirteen Days, by Ian Jefferies …