Sentence examples for are cock from inspiring English sources
noun
A male bird, especially a domestic fowl.
"Someone said to me: 'I'm a contact of yours on Twitter.' I said: 'You aren't, mate, because I'm not on Twitter.' He said: 'Are you not, I've been talking to you for the past two years!' I said: 'Well, you are cock like the bloke who is doing it.' Dear oh dear.
Scots are cock of the electoral walk at the moment.
"Single guys are better, 'cause groups of guys are cock blockers," Molly says.
Japan's big exporters are cock-a-hoop.
Campaigners are cock-a-hoop, but continue to demand more.
No wonder they are cock-a-hoop in Frankfurt.
No wonder the Republicans are cock-a-hoop.
More things are cock-up than conspiracy, but this isn't cock-up.
Journalists, bored by worthy stories about corporate governance, are cock-a-hoop, along with London's investment bankers.
High debts mean many lack the flexibility to cope when things veer off plan.Fans of government-run projects are cock-a-hoop.
In fact, he told me: "MPs are cock-a-hoop because they can now shaft the papers that shafted them on expenses".
