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A cockroach.

Conceited or confident in a bold or cheeky way.

A farmer, originally one with a small holding.

A cockroach.

Conceited or confident in a bold or cheeky way.

Conceited or confident in a bold or cheeky way.

A farmer, originally one with a small holding.

Tilt (something) in a particular direction.

A male bird, especially of a domestic fowl.

Given to or characterized by arrogance, boastfulness, defiance, or presumptuousness; self-assertive or self-important; swaggering, strutting. compare "cocky", "cocksure".

An edible burrowing bivalve mollusc with a strong ribbed shell.

(of paper) form wrinkles or puckers.

A herbaceous plant of the daisy family with broad leaves and burred fruits, native to tropical america.

(of paper) form wrinkles or puckers.

An edible burrowing bivalve mollusc with a strong ribbed shell.

An edible burrowing bivalve mollusc with a strong ribbed shell.

(of paper) form wrinkles or puckers.

An edible burrowing bivalve mollusc with a strong ribbed shell.

(of paper) form wrinkles or puckers.

An edible burrowing bivalve mollusc with a strong ribbed shell.

A young male chicken; a male chick.

Dawn, daybreak. archaic or english regional in later use.

Reminiscent or characteristic of a cock in appearance, nature, or behaviour. also (and in earliest use) figurative: lecherous; strutting; conceited.

In the manner of a cock; conceitedly, aggressively, etc.

The activity or occupation of gathering cockles.

(of paper) form wrinkles or puckers.

A small upper loft under the ridge of a roof.

A small upper loft under the ridge of a roof.

With reference to material such as cloth, glass, or (now especially) paper: full of or characterized by bulges, wrinkles, creases, or other blemishes; puckered. compare "cockle", "cockled".

A native of east london, traditionally one born within hearing of bow bells.

A young snapper fish ( chrysophrys auratus ).

London cockneys collectively; the qualities or activities associated with cockneys.

The dialect or language typical of cockneys; = "cockney".

A female cockney, a cockney woman.

The fact or process of being made or becoming cockney in character; especially the fact or process of speech or language taking on aspects of the cockney accent or dialect.

Made cockney in character; especially pronounced with a cockney accent or put into the cockney dialect.