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Meanings of cuckold in English
Usage of cuckold in English
1
Well, then you're the cuckold's bastard I took you for all along.
2
If thou marry, thou a cuckold, a cou-cou-cuckoo, cou-cou-cuckold thou shalt be.
3
Everyone, answered Friar John, that would be a cuckold is not one.
4
How long was she going to bother herself in her cuckold's behalf?
5
He had only the rectitude, outrage and whatever authority a cuckold could command.
6
That would be nothing to putting cuckold's horns on him now.
7
Must he be a cuckold for the rest of his life?
8
Go and find your wife, who's making a cuckold of you.
9
He had a head just suited for a cuckold, this blockhead!
10
Are you no more than Flavia Titiana's cuckold and Cornificia's plaything?
11
Stupid old Harry Chalfont, the cuckold, the sucker...no threat at all.
12
It would have taken nothing for Remi to cuckold Quinn.
13
Menelaus the rich, Menelaus the thickhead, Menelaus of the loud voice, Menelaus the cuckold.
14
Its fables of deceit, betrayal, and cuckoldry, usually illustrating the weakness of the cuckold.
15
He was the manifest ruffian, wencher, whoremonger, and most infamous cuckold-maker that ever breathed.
16
Quoth the lackpenny, 'Thou liest, O son of a cuckold!'
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