cocker
- noun
- /ˈkɑːkər/
- Sophie, an aging Cocker Spaniel, contemplates her mortality and the love she shares with her humans.
- cocker spaniel
- cocker spaniel puppy
- little cocker
Jack Russell, Chihuahua, Pug, Yorkshire terrier, Cocker spaniel, Staffordshire terrier.
- Jack Russell, Chihuahua, Pug, Yorkshire terrier, Cocker spaniel, Staffordshire terrier.
Examples
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Blanche had a cocker spaniel that used to lick her face.
Fiction book (1994) -
Is that a cocker spaniel?
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So does your average cocker spaniel.
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There are pictures of cocker spaniels on the walls.
Fiction book (1995) -
We have a pair of Cocker Spaniels, a rabbit, and a tank of goldfish.
Blog text (32) -
There is a rescue group in the DC area that specializes in Cocker Spaniels.
Blog text (26) -
In front of the photographs were bright color snapshots of a cocker spaniel with butterscotch fur and watery eyes.
Fiction book (1997) -
Dave romps on all fours with the cocker spaniel (Cupcakes) that used to serve as the President's prop.
Fiction book (1993) -
My neighbor has a friendly cocker spaniel that loves to play fetch in the park.
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Every morning, I take my cocker spaniel for a long walk along the beach.
Synonyms
A dog with long silky ears and a soft coat
A small friendly dog with long silky ears and wavy fur kept as a pet
A small, lively dog with long silky ears and wavy hair often kept as a pet
Compounds
A small, lively dog with long silky ears and wavy hair often kept as a pet
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cocker comes from cock, which refers to the 'woodcock' bird that these small spaniels were used to hunt. That's why a cocker is a small hunting dog with long ears.