Cocoot 

St.lucian Slang for the female sexually organ.

"Gasa, dat gal cocoot really big ee."

"It would be to your benefit to tie a rope around your waist before diving head first into that dirty coccot"

Cocoot by La Saloptte March 11, 2009

cocooning 

To take vacation or comfort in the solitude one's own home --in effect wrapping oneself up, away from crowds or busy other places.

Some sociologist say that more and more more Americans, tired of increasing discomforts and cost of travel take to cocooning in one's own home.

cocooning by Luddz June 5, 2015

cocotaso

When a Hispanic mom or dad hits you with their knuckles on your head really hard.

Eh chica? Quieres un cocotaso?!

cocotaso by ESE m March 30, 2016

COVID cocoon 

Slang for the complete and total personal isolation one is required and expected to maintain upon being diagnosed with COVID-19.

He retreated for six weeks, just to be ultra-careful, to his comfy COVID cocoon and played video games while receiving meals every few hours, Door-Dashed from his favorite restaurants, left like clockwork at his front door.

COVID cocoon by Dr Bunnygirl May 20, 2020

Cocooning 

When someone excludes themselves from society and attempts to improve on a certain factor of themselves such as a particular skill, their personal appearance or an assignment so when they're done they feel like a beautiful butterfly.

Person A: "Is Andrew coming to the party?"
Person B: "Nah he's cocooning."
Person A: "What for?"
Person B: "He's trying to get in shape."

Cocooning by theguyfromthepole November 9, 2013

orgasm cocoon

1. (n.) The relaxed blissful state a woman is in after she has cum several times. 2. (n.) The state in which a man, after making a woman cum several times, is able to get away with saying almost anything.

She would've kicked me in the balls, but luckily she was still in her orgasm cocoon.

orgasm cocoon by whateverUSA December 12, 2010

fur cocoon 

Slang word for "Vagina".

As in Kerri's fur cocoon has never been slayed by a flesh serpent.

fur cocoon by Edie Beswick January 9, 2014