cocked
Speech parts
1. cocked - Adjective
2. cocked - Verb
Meaning
of Cock
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Additionally, in the case of double-action-only revolvers there is no risk of accidental discharge from dropping alone, as the hammer is cocked by the trigger pull.
A large Louis Vuitton bag was looped around her right forearm, and she placed her hand on her cocked hip.
Ana had her head slightly cocked to one side and gazed at the camera with her enormous chocolate brown eyes, which were emphasized by exceptionally long lashes.
As the caller explains what's going on, Candice cuts in to say: 'He cocked a handgun so I came out to the front.'
His wife Anita, who was at the Aspen Club, was on the phone with him as he cocked the gun.
His personal tastes also developed, including dressing himself in white trousers, a dark tunic, with Hessian boots and black cocked hat (that later became synonymous as his style).