Citations:becocked

English citations of becocked and be-cocked

Adjective: "(vulgar, humorous) having a penis"

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• 1976, Norman Jackson Smith, "Susan Brownmiller On Rape: 'Stop And I'll Scream'", Hustler, May 1976, page 34:

  There is no way off the hook. If you are a be-cocked human being, you are, by definition, a rapist.

• 2019, Kealan Patrick Burke, We Live Inside Your Eyes, page unnumbered page:

  My eyes are closed, and I am wincing, not from desire but embarrassment, because in my mind I am hard as a rock, a shockingly becocked paragon of virility, but in reality, she has been trying to evoke a reaction from that treacherously flaccid member for what seems like forever.

• 2022, M. J. Cornwall, To Be Frank: A Fictional Memoir, unnumbered page:

  Afterwards, to Rylands with his retinue of becocked balletomaines.^[sic]

Adjective: "(of a rooster) engaged in the act of crowing (?)"

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• 1988, Beverley Byrne, A Matter of Time, page 299:

  And the print on the ascot was of becocked roosters.