Mad Cocker

The name given to a man who carried out a series of attacks in Sheffield, England in the summer of 1988. These attacks involved him going door to door in residential areas throughout the city with a male chicken hidden discretely under his coat. Upon finding an unlocked door, he would forcefully thrust the "Mad Cock" on his victims on the other side of the door. Such attacks were marked with a card thrown into the fray with the words inscribed: "You've been Cocked by the Mad Cocker".

After my aunt was cocked by the Mad Cocker, she had to spend 6 weeks in nuthouse receiving daily electroshock therapy. She's still never fully recovered.

by son_of_mad_cocker July 6, 2008

cornhole cooker

one who cooks the cornhole, a.k.a. heats up the ring of calamari on your asshole

that gay dude is a total cornhole cooker

by Paul Howarth January 26, 2009

shirt-cocker

A man who wears only a shirt at a nude beach.

The beach wandering shirt-cocker enjoyed tanning his buns while keeping the sun off his back.

by Uncle Mit September 7, 2009

rabbit cooker

Psyco Female that won't leave you alone.

Glenn Close was the original Rabbit Cooker in the movie Fatal Attraction when she cooked the childs rabbit.

by disneydave9 July 10, 2005

cokerette

take a cigarette and rub some cocaine on the filter, smoke it and it gives you a nice buzzz and a numby

yo that cokerette made my mouth numb as shit

by watzy December 11, 2008

Cokerocity

1. The essence of bestial courage and superhuman abilities, only found in the forsaken caverns of the Coker heart.

2. An event of apocalyptic proportions upon the existence of superhuman abilities in a quiet suburban setting.

3. The instinct of being courageous, awesome, and righteous at any given moment.

Bro Beans my Cokerocity was goin so hard last night!

by Dizzaclease January 20, 2012

Copper muff

A red-headed person, so called on the assumption that a person who has red hair above must also have red hair below. See also muff.

Envious damsels cruelly love: / They called Gemima 'Copper Muff' / And 'Orange Juice' and 'Gingerbread'. / She never heeded what they said, /But, silent, combed her glist'ring curls /And shunned the spiteful jealous girls.

Alfred, Lord Tennyson - from 'Ginger Gemima' (1854)

by Lancelot Gobbo July 22, 2013