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to rock out with someone's cock out

to rock out with someone's cock out

9.9
To play or enjoy music very loudly and with wild energy
  • idiom
  • Offensive
translation icon : darlo todo con la polla fuera (vulgar)
  • Sometimes you just have to rock out with your cock out and not worry what people think.

Examples

  • She laughed and said she was ready to rock out with her cock out at the party.

  • Don't rock out with someone's cock out at the office party!

  • They told the band to rock out with their cock out at the festival.

  • We really rocked out with someone's cock out at the concert last night.

  • At the concert, everyone was ready to rock out with their cock out and dance freely.

  • He decided to rock out with his cock out during the music festival, enjoying every moment.

  • If you're going to rock out with your cock out, just let loose and have fun!

Synonyms

to rock out
vsto rock out with someone's cock out
  • Informal
18 7.7

Play or enjoy loud energetic music while moving and singing

is more explicitly vulgar and shows wilder behaviour
to belt out
vsto rock out with someone's cock out
  • Informal
9 3.7

To sing or play music loudly with a lot of energy

is more about reckless abandon and explicit vulgarity
to bump
vsto rock out with someone's cock out
  • Slang
7 8.7

To play music loudly so people can hear

is more explicitly wild and obscene in its expression
to kick out the jams
vsto rock out with someone's cock out
  • Slang
1 9.3

Play loud, energetic music to make people excited

is similar but conveyed with cruder, wilder behaviour
to bang out
vsto rock out with someone's cock out
  • Informal
1 7.8

To play music loudly and simply on an instrument

is similar but stresses wild enthusiasm rather than lack of subtlety

How Energetic

to wildin'
  • Slang
9.9
to rock out with someone's cock out
  • Offensive
9.9
to rock out
  • Informal
18 7.7
to dance
1.0
to listen
1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

rock + out + with + someone's + cock + out

The verb 'rock out' is largely compositional and would be understood by a B1 learner who knows 'rock' and 'out', but the appended phrase 'with someone's cock out' is a vulgar, culture-specific metaphorical intensifier whose pragmatic force (wild abandon/emphatic enthusiasm) is not fully predictable from the literal words. Because part of the expression is transparent while the sexualized, idiomatic intensifier requires extra cultural/pragmatic knowledge, the overall MWE is best judged as partially but not fully transparent.

Etymology

Rock out with someone's cock out probably joins rock out ('to play music loudly and freely') with the shocking image of cock out, meaning someone so wild they 'show themselves' in public; one popular idea is that this strong image makes the phrase mean 'to enjoy music with total abandon' today.