noun a key that releases a catch or spring
Refers to a small projecting support, such as a cocking piece in architecture.
Refers to the male of certain bird species, such as roosters in poultry farming.
Refers to a male bird that has been castrated, typically used for meat production.
Refers to a valve or faucet control, such as a stopcock or a cocking lever on a firearm.
Refers to the male of certain bird species, such as the woodcock or the cockatiel.
Used as a vulgar term for the male genitalia.
Refers to a horizontal or vertical control lever on a ship's compass or other instrument.
In literature, 'cock' may refer to a male bird or rooster, or it can be used metaphorically to symbolize masculinity or dominance.
In psychology, 'cock' may have various interpretations depending on the context, such as in dream analysis where it could represent assertiveness or aggression.
In zoology, 'cock' is commonly used to refer to the male of certain bird species, such as a cockatoo or a pheasant.
In culinary arts, 'cock' can refer to a male chicken used for cooking purposes, such as in dishes like coq au vin.
In agriculture, 'cock' can refer to a male bird or animal that is used for breeding purposes to improve genetic traits in the offspring.