noun. A cock-fighter; one who makes a practice of fighting game-cocks, or of training them for fighting.

noun. A dog of the spaniel kind, trained to start woodcock and snipe in woods and marshes.

noun. A quiver.

noun. plural High shoes or half-boots, laced or buttoned.

noun. plural Thick stockings without feet, used as an outside protection for the lower part of the leg.

noun. plural Same as cockermegs.

noun. A fighter; a bully.

To fondle; indulge; treat with excessive tenderness; pamper; spoil.

noun. A reaper.

transitive verb. To treat with too great tenderness; to fondle; to indulge; to pamper.

noun. A rustic high shoe or half-boots.

noun. One given to cockfighting.

noun. A small dog of the spaniel kind, used for starting up woodcocks, etc.

noun. someone who breed gamecocks, or arranges cockfights

noun. a cocker spaniel

verb. To indulge or pamper (someone).

noun. A rustic high shoe, half-boots

verb. treat with excessive indulgence

noun. a small breed with wavy silky hair; originally developed in England

"The most serious objection to the use of the cocker is the difficulty of teaching him to distinguish his game, and confine himself within bounds; for he will too often flush everything that comes within his reach."

cockered  cockering  

do by  handle  spaniel  treat  

Fokker  blocker  clocker  crocker  docker  

Pomeranian  black-and-tan  brown-and-white  bull terrier  cosset  

fondle  indulge  pamper  

cockered  cockering  cockers