cocker

A noun referring to a small breed of dog with wavy, silky hair, originally developed in England.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa una raza de perro de tamaño pequeño a mediano, de pelaje ondulado o sedoso, originalmente criada en Inglaterra para la caza menor.

1. Dog breed A2 formal

   A small breed of dog with a silky, wavy coat, originally bred in England for hunting.

   • She owns a beautiful cocker spaniel.
   • The cocker is known for its friendly and gentle temperament.
   • Cockers require regular grooming to maintain their coat.

   🇪🇸Cocker (raza de perro)

   Sinónimos: cocker spaniel

• cockers plural form
• cockers' possessive plural form
• cocker's possessive singular form

An obsolete verb meaning to pamper, indulge, or treat with excessive care and fondness.

• 🇪🇸Verbo poco usado o anticuado que significa mimar, consentir o tratar a alguien con excesivo cuidado y ternura.

1. Pamper or indulge excessively C2 formal british

   To treat someone with excessive care, attention, or indulgence, often to the point of spoiling them.

   • The grandmother cocker her grandchildren with sweets and gifts.
   • He was cocker by his parents and never learned to be independent.
   • They cocker their dog as if it were a child.

   🇪🇸Mimar en exceso

   Sinónimos: babycoddlecossethumorindulgemollycoddleoverindulgepamperpetspoil

   Antónimos: abusedisregardignoremistreatneglect

• cockered past participle
• cockered past simple
• cockering present participle
• cockers third person singular