different between cocking vs jocking
cocking
English
Etymology
From cock (“a male bird, esp. a rooster; many derivatives, incl. penis”) + -ing (forming participles)
Verb
cocking
- present participle of cock
Noun
cocking (countable and uncountable, plural cockings)
- (archaic) The hunting of gamecocks.
- (obsolete) Cockfighting.
- 1792, The European Magazine, and London Review (volume 21, page 313)
- Thus circumstanced, he became the avowed companion of sharpers and gamblers, attended cockings and races […]
- 1792, The European Magazine, and London Review (volume 21, page 313)
Derived terms
- cocker, cocker spaniel
Adjective
cocking (not comparable)
- (vulgar) offensive or worthless
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jocking
English
Verb
jocking
- present participle of jock
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