Cock ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Cock ( noun )

1. An adult male chicken.
2. A faucet or valve controlling the flow of a liquid or gas.
3. An upwardly curved handle on a lever, used to operate a switch or other mechanism.
4. A device for adjusting the angle of the sights on a gun.
5. An erect penis.

Origin:

From old english cocc, of germanic origin; related to dutch kok and german kocke "block, cube, die".

Examples:

1. The farmer was raising cocks for their meat.
2. The water tap had a cock to control the flow.
3. The lever had a cock that controlled the flow of gas to the stove.
4. The gun had a cock to adjust the angle of the sight.
5. His cock was hard from the sight of her in a bikini.

(As a verb)

Cock ( verb )

1. An adult male chicken.
2. A faucet or valve controlling the flow of a liquid or gas.
3. An upwardly curved handle on a lever, used to operate a switch or other mechanism.
4. A device for adjusting the angle of the sights on a gun.
5. An erect penis.

Origin:

From old english cocc, of germanic origin; related to dutch kok and german kocke "block, cube, die".

Examples:

1. The farmer was raising cocks for their meat.
2. The water tap had a cock to control the flow.
3. The lever had a cock that controlled the flow of gas to the stove.
4. The gun had a cock to adjust the angle of the sight.
5. His cock was hard from the sight of her in a bikini.