Roosters do not use their noise called " Cock-a-doodle-doo " to wake us up . They even make their noise in the noon , afternoon , even in the evening and midnight . It 's just a sign that they are hungry . Roosters share their food on their hen . So , if you have roosters , just don 't feed 1 rooster . Try to observe that he is making the noise , " Cock-a-doodle-doo " .
( early in the morning ... a rooster Cock-a-doodle-doo )
-> Hurry up Johnny ! We gotta feed the chickens !
-> Alright ...
-> Hurry up Johnny ! We gotta feed the chickens !
-> Alright ...
by Gaian123 July 04, 2010
Verb - A common party game when 2 gay men shove their male privates into one another's mouth and then proceed to deep fist each other and the first one to come in the other one's mouth is the winner
by Dragon1240 November 04, 2020
by ku klux klown leader December 12, 2018
as in the nursery rhyme
by Katie and Bevan May 09, 2003
Fiend 1 (@ 11 am): Are you tryna chong it out?
Fiend 2: Na, dawg. I choof-a-doodle-dooed when I woke up earlier.
Fiend 2: Na, dawg. I choof-a-doodle-dooed when I woke up earlier.
by Im IN Faze Clan 101 June 09, 2017
to be flabbergasted by or to show one's surprise at an unexpected course of action...
a more acute take on the cockadoodledo phrase native to the common rooster / hen
a more acute take on the cockadoodledo phrase native to the common rooster / hen
fook-a-doodle-doo Batman... that guy has an armpit for a head...
now now Robin... do not fret. It is merely a cockney street artist without his costume on
now now Robin... do not fret. It is merely a cockney street artist without his costume on
by kegmar November 02, 2008
by leseshrmushrooms8 October 14, 2020