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(‎Added new Sense L1215-S18 with [en] gloss: A male invertebrate.)
(‎Added new Sense L1215-S19 with [en] gloss: A male lobster or crab.)
Sense / L1215-S19 / gloss / enSense / L1215-S19 / gloss / en
 
A male lobster or crab.

Revision as of 22:29, 11 April 2024

(L1215)
  • cock en
Language English
Lexical category noun

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L1215-S1
English A mature rooster.

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L1215-S2
English A rooster.

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L1215-S3
English A cock pigeon.

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L1215-S4
English A male gallinaceous bird.

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L1215-S5
English A weathercock.

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L1215-S6
English A representation of a rooster.

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L1215-S7
English Cockcrow; the crowing of a rooster at dawn or in the early morning.

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L1215-S8
English A toy whistle which is filled with water and then blown to make a warbling noise.

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L1215-S9
English A flower spike of ribwort plantain used in a children's game in which two players each have a flower spike and take turns striking the opponent's spike, until a seed head is knocked off.

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L1215-S10
English A game in which two players each have a flower spike of ribwort plantain and take turns striking the opponent's spike, until a seed head is knocked off.

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L1215-S11
English A ribwort plantain, Plantago lanceolata.

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L1215-S12
English The woodcock, Scolopax rusticola.

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L1215-S13
English A male bird.

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L1215-S14
English The Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar).

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L1215-S15
English The sea trout (Salmo trutta trutta).

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L1215-S16
English A male fish.

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L1215-S17
English A male salmon.

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L1215-S18
English A male invertebrate.

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L1215-S19
English A male lobster or crab.

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L1215-F1
  • cock en
L1215-F2
  • cocks en

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