cock
মোরগ
definition
verb
she cocked her head slightly to one side
tilt (something) in a particular direction.
The sound of fifty plus guns being cocked ready to fire echoed throughout the enclosed hangar.
raise the cock of (a gun) in order to make it ready for firing.
noun
Pheasants are handsome birds, especially the cocks , which are larger than the hens.
a male bird, especially a rooster.
a penis.
translation of 'cock'
কর্তৃত্বে প্রতিষ্ঠিত লোক,
পুরুষ পাখি,
তোলা
verb
খাড়া করিয়া রাখা
noun
বন্দুকের ঘোড়া,
অধিনায়ক,
বায়ুনির্দেশক,
কুক্কুট,
জননেন্দ্রি়,
মোরগ,
কুক্কুটশাবক,
পুংজননেন্দ্রি়,
ঘাসের স্তূপ,
লিঙ্গ
example
it does not rake the grass into rows, nor 'cock' it
Almost every household owns at least one 'cock' raised for fighting.
That's the way to make your staff feel valued - take away the tiniest benefit and justify it with what is obviously a load of 'cock' and bull.
that's all a lot of 'cock'
He developed the making of a neat 'cock' of hay to a fine art.
please yourself, 'cock'
we perched on a half-built 'cock' of hay
During that time the 'cock' is allowed to look at another hen.
We always awoke to the sound of a 'cock' crowing or a bird chirping and when we looked outside, we saw nature in all of her morning glory!
A u2018moth-typeu2019 display when the 'cock' makes short fluttering flights above the hen has been described.
A sea of hands goes up: the men point their index fingers and 'cock' their thumbs, waving imaginary guns over their heads.
It should surprise you not at all that this is 'cock' .
This long-tailed 'cock' was pale in color and beautiful in flight.
I'm not even going to bother to retaliate against this, because I know that he's just talking 'cock' .
Ancient scholars thought whenever a woman occupied such a position it would lead inevitably to disaster, as if a hen instead of a 'cock' were to crow in the morning.
A fully-trained battle 'cock' can be sold for more than $450 U.S. dollars, which equals a small fortune in the Philippines.
Every single justification that is being given for destroying civil liberties is 'cock' .
When you're loading to shoot immediately you can simply position the empty chamber under the firing pin and 'cock' the gun in a normal manner.
I've probably been biased by the show's being such absolute 'cock' .
And a gigantic 'cock' salmon of around 44 lb was also landed in November during hatchery broodstock collection.
that's all a lot of 'cock'
the biggest salmon I ever had was a 45 lb 'cock'
The 'cock' was always conspicuous on any walk one took into the fens, with black cap and bib and white collar, flying up on to a sallow bush, uttering a wheezy jingle of alarm notes.
Thoreau talks a little about how he misses the 'cock' crowing, along with other domestic sounds.
He then glared at Jake and growled, then charged him, his fist 'cocked' back.
She replied stubbornly and 'cocked' her chin slightly in defiance.
Grinning, Vincent raised his eyebrow, 'cocking' the revolver.
Here, however, the contenders were not humans but birds: ordinary village 'cocks' chosen for their natural belligerence.
His unluckiest dog 'cocked' his leg at a lamp post - and was electrocuted.
Micah asked the question, relaxing back in his seat and 'cocking' his head in my direction.
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