Cock·ney
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cock|ney|fy — «KOK nih fy», verb, fied, fy|ing. –v.t. to give cockney qualities to; make cockney. –v.i. to become cockney. –cock´ney|fi|ca´tion, noun … Useful english dictionary
cock|ney — «KOK nee», noun, plural neys, adjective. –n. 1. a) a person born or living in the eastern section of London, who speaks a particular dialect of English. By tradition a cockney is one who was born within the sound of Bow bells. b) the dialect of… … Useful english dictionary
cock´ney|fi|ca´tion — cock|ney|fy «KOK nih fy», verb, fied, fy|ing. –v.t. to give cockney qualities to; make cockney. –v.i. to become cockney. –cock´ney|fi|ca´tion, noun … Useful english dictionary
cock|ney|dom — «KOK nee duhm», noun. 1. the place in which cockneys live. 2. cockneys collectively … Useful english dictionary
cock|ney|ese — «KOK nee EEZ, EES», noun. the cockney dialect … Useful english dictionary
cock|ney|ish — «KOK nee ihsh», adjective. like a cockney or cockneys … Useful english dictionary
cock|ney|ism — «KOK nee ihz uhm», noun. a cockney peculiarity of speech, custom, etc.; cockney quality: »Men…had so steeped their brains in London literature as to mistake cockneyism for European culture (James Russell Lowell) … Useful english dictionary
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ney — ab·ney; al·der·ney; at·tor·ney; bar·ney; champ·ney; chey·ney; chim·ney·less; chut·ney; ci·bo·ney; cock·ney·fy; cock·ney·ism; co·ney; cur·ney; gal·li·ney; gar·ga·ney; gaw·ney; gin·ney; goo·ney; gur·ney; gur·ney·ite; hack·ney·man; hi·ney; hin·ney;… … English syllables
cock — bab·cock; baw·cock; bil·cock; cock; cock·ad·ed; cock·aigne; cock·al; cock·a·lo·rum; cock·a·ma·roo; cock·an·dy; cock·a·pert; cock·a·rouse; cock·a·tiel; cock·a·too; cock·a·touche; cock·a·trice; cock·a·wee; cock·bell; cock·bill; cock·boat;… … English syllables
