merry cocker
merry cocker noun: a cocker spaniel.

Noun
merry cocker (plural merry cockers)
- A cocker spaniel
- In fact the modern human beater — the fustian-clad yokel, with a long and stout stick and a stentorian cry of "Cock ! cock ! cock !" — has very long ago pretty well ousted the merry cockers or the more staid Clumber for driving the coverts; certainly an innovation not at all a desirable one.1897, Rawdon Briggs Lee, A History and Description of the Modern Dogs of Great Britain and Ireland, page 227
- The merry Cocker now is one of the most popular of breeds.1931 February 8, “Garden Dog Show to Start Tuesday”, in New York Times
Forms of merry cocker
| plural | merry cockers |
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Questions about merry cocker
- What does merry cocker mean?
- Merry cocker means a cocker spaniel.
- What part of speech is merry cocker?
- Merry cocker is a noun.
- What is the plural of merry cocker?
- The plural of merry cocker is merry cockers.
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