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cockerel

[ UK /kˈɒkəɹə‍l/ ]
NOUN
  1. a young domestic cock; not older than one year

How To Use cockerel In A Sentence

  • Many local children play on the dirt grounds around this farm with the cockerels running loose all day.
  • The only other animal to be seen was a cockerel, to which one presumed was attached some monetary value.
  • Whenever Mr Cockerell rings the bell some one in the butts courteously rings back.
  • And tonight, as film-maker Michael Cockerell explores their world in tonight's edition of Great Offices of State on BBC4, Mario Dunn, the former special adviser to Alan Johnson, says a fair few special advisers – but not him – modelled themselves on the fictitious, foul-mouthed Tucker. Hugh Muir's diary
  • Am I the only one seeing the irony, that the FIRST thing I have to do with this copy of Repair of Books by Cockerell is REMOVE THE 2½ "x 1½" BOOKSELLER TICKET THAT THE VENDOR APPLIED TO IT?!? at Archive 2008-01-01
  • As the sun was sinking below the horizon, we relaxed by the pool, sipping cognac and snoozing as the cockerels strutted about on the lawn nearby.
  • One MDC supporter described it like plucking the feathers off a cockerel (the cockerel is the symbol of Zanu-PF). BBC News | News Front Page | World Edition
  • Flies buzzed, cockerels crowed, goats bleated and a chorus of dogs was howling furiously.
  • Le Coq Blanc - a pause from haymaking to admire their fine cockerel. 2.
  • In a culture made in my garden from the seed sent me by Mr. Cockerell, I observed (1903) that both forms had a subvariety with brownish foliage, and, besides this, one of a pure green. Species and Varieties, Their Origin by Mutation
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