Cock, kok, s

Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 39
the male of birds, particularly of domestic fowls; amale; a weathercock; a vane in shape ofa .; cock; a small atap for conical pile drawing of off hay; liquid the from style a or cask, gnomon pipe, of a dial; the needle of a balance; the piece which covers the balance in a clock or watch; a small boat, usually cock-crowing called; a a cock-boat familiar; form a leader of addre ; a chief: a. man; turning up: v.a. to set erect: to place, as the hat, on one side of the head; to turn or set up with an air of big, pertne pert,: v.n. or menacing. to hold up the Cock-a-hoop, head; to or strut or cock; to on look the hoop, triumphant; exulting. Cock and a bull story, a tedious absurd story, or a ridiculous exaggerated story (A.S. coc).
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