Cocker

1. noun, a synonym of friend or mate. Usually used in the North of England (Yorkshire), among other places.

2. noun, an insult, similar to arse hole or dick head. May be used in a homophobic manner. Seemingly used in North America and other English-speaking countries.

1. 'Eyup, cocker! You off down t' pub?'

2. 'That Jeremy guy, he's a right cocker - I heard he sucked off two guys at a gay bar the other night...'

by TheYorkshireTerrance December 19, 2019

Cockcertain

Like cocksure, but more so.

Byron isn’t even cocksure, they are cockcertain.

by Phenobabydoll February 17, 2020

cocker stoner

some one who is high or drunk the acts like a chicken or an asshole

your such a cocker stoner you need to chill

by Mason76817 May 8, 2020

cockenheimer snogglertarts

british for donut holes
can also be called: munchkins, timbits, donut bites

mum: what should we get for breakfast

me: cockenheimer snogglertarts

by omegleandsantahats July 20, 2020

Cackle Crackle

When you laugh so hard you fart 💨

Farting caused by laughter

Also know as a Hoot-toot

Created and approved by a dad and his school aged boys due to a void in the English language to describe this scenario is a funny way.

You’re welcome.

The movie was so good I cackle crackled and it cleared out the room it was so stinky!

by C Swift September 14, 2020

Cockenheimer snoggietarts

It is the name of the small pastry balls with some chocolate on part of it with white cream on the inside.

Person 1: wow that is a tasty batch cockenheimer snoggietarts

by VeryPoshPerson October 24, 2020

Cackleberries

Eggs

If you are going to the shops, please grab a K of Oink and a dozen Cackleberries for breakfast tomorrow

by sidface October 30, 2020