to cuckold
- verb
- /ˈkʌkəld/
- NSFW
- He was heartbroken when he found out that she had cuckolded him with his best friend.
- cuckolded husband
Examples
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If not, if she cuckolded me, an old-fashioned word that seems so appropriate here, then she is making me into a laughingstock.
Fiction book (2002) -
David Lindhagen cuckolded me.
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- But you wanna cuckold him yourself.
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Finally, a man whom she could herself brazenly cuckold until such time as she might choose to...
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Gonzalo: Why didn't you tell me you were cuckolding me?
Fiction book (1993) -
And Amedee Douarnez pronounced that to be cuckolded by an Avignonnaise was "in the nature of things."
Fiction book (1993) -
Indeed, Okonkwo wonders "how he could have begotten a woman for a son" and whether he has been cuckolded (143).
Academic text (1999) -
In ancient stories, many heroes faced the shame of being cuckolded by their wives.
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The play depicted a man who felt humiliated after discovering he had been cuckolded unfairly.
Synonyms
To have sex with someone who is not your partner
To have sex with someone who is not your partner
Have sex with someone who is not your partner
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cuckold as a verb comes from the bird cuckoo, which 'lays eggs in other nests', and it once meant to make a man a 'cuckold' by being unfaithful.