Cock

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(Noun) Slang for the male reproductive organ, namely the penis.

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Etymology: Originally derived from the Latin coco and Late Latin cucurru, imitative of the rooster's distinctive crow. In Middle English, cock referred to a faucet; from the 15 ^th century onward, to a watercock, a tap, a spout, or a penis; developed into its present vulgar connotations in the late 18 ^th century:

1. Possibly the oldest colloquialism for penis. See penis for synonyms.

2. In some Southern US states, between 1920 and 1940, an African-American slang word for the vagina, possibly derived from cockles; a cock-opener was a penis. Quote: Dictionary of American Regional English (1985): ' At a point roughly the same as the Mason-Dixon Line, there is a division in meaning, to the North cock refers to the male genitals, but in the South its use is restricted to the female genitals. Missouri is a border state in which both meanings are used.'

3. A strap on dildo. See dildo for synonyms.

4. To cock , to have intercourse with, said of males. See copulation for synonyms.

5. Me old cock , in England, my old friend; a friendly form of address to a male friend or acquaintance. Ello, cock , is also a greeting among close friends.

6. Cock one's beaver , to bring one's penis to attention (erect).

7. A Shakespearean word for a fool or a vain, conceited man.

8. Cock or cocker , in England, a friend or companion.

9. Cock of the game / cock-fighter / gamecock , C19 ^th colloquialisms for a promiscuous man. ( Cock of the game could also refer to the winner or champion of a game.)

10. Cock-up , a fuck-up or screw up, a botched or mishandled situation.

11. Cock up , of a male, to have sexual intercourse with a woman. See copulation for synonyms.

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a penus of a man! :]

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cock - sexual organ on men over 70

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