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cockerel

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cock·er·el  (kkr-l)
n.
A young rooster.

[Middle English cokerel, diminutive of cok, cock; see cock1.]

cockerel
Noun
a young domestic cock, less than a year old
ThesaurusLegend:  Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Noun1.cockerel - a young domestic cock; not older than one year
rooster, cock - adult male chicken
Translations
cockerel [ˈkɔkərl] ngallito, gallo joven

cockerel [ˈkɔkərl] cock njeune coq m

cockerel [ˈkɔkərl] cock njunger Hahn m

cockerel [ˈkɔkərəl] ngalletto

cockerel cock


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I'll put on my old cockerel hat, and step along of you to Cap'n Trelawney, and report this here affair.
At first Eric o' Lincoln thought that he would gain an easy advantage, so he came forth as if he would say, "Watch, good people, how that I carve you this cockerel right speedily"; but he presently found it to be no such speedy matter.
If I was never to rank in her eyes as anything but a nonentity, it would not greatly matter if I figured as a draggle-tailed cockerel, and the Baron were to give me a good thrashing; but, the fact was that I desired to have the laugh of them all, and to come out myself unscathed.
 
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