cocksucker

English

Etymology

cock + sucker

Pronunciation

• Rhymes: -ɒksʌkə(r)

Noun

cocksucker (plural cocksuckers)

1. (vulgar, colloquial, generally pejorative) Someone who performs fellatio.
   • 1970, Donald Warman, Some of my best friends, page 102:

     After he said the kid was a no-talent cocksucker whose teeth were always in the way ...

2. (vulgar, colloquial, pejorative) A very annoying or objectionable person.
   • 1970, Salambo Forest, On my throbbing engine, page 120:

     "Bodie!... You cocksucker, you said it wouldn't snow any more! You said we could make it!"

Related terms

• cocksucking

Usage notes

• In both usages, the term is generally applied to males rather than females. It is commonly bowdlerized cs and censored as: c--ksucker / c**ksucker, c--------r / c********r, c--------- / c********** in print.

Translations

An objectionable person

• Finnish: kullinlutkuttaja (fi) (pejorative), kyrvänimijä (fi) (pejorative)
• German: Schwanzlutscher (de) m
• Malay: hisap batang (ms)

• Polish: lachociąg (pl) m
• Romanian: muist (ro) m, muistă (ro) f, sugator de pula (ro) m, sugatoare de pul (ro) f
• Spanish: mamón (es) m

A fellator

• Dutch: pikzuiger (nl) m, lulzuiger (nl) m
• Hungarian: faszszopó (hu)
• Macedonian: куропушач (mk) (kuropúšač) m, дудлач (mk) (dúdlač) m, (male) куропушач (mk) (kuropúšačka) f, дудлачка (mk) (dúdlačka) f (female)
• Polish: lachociąg (pl) m

• Romanian: muist (ro)
• Russian: минетчик (ru) (minetčik) m, минетчица (ru) (minetčica) f; (vulgar) хуесос (ru) (xujesos) m, хуесоска (ru) (xujesoska) f
• Spanish: mamón (es) m
• Swedish: kuksugare (sv) c