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Meanings of rooster in English
Usage of rooster in English
1
The rooster was wallowing luxuriously in a dusty spot in the corral.
2
He was a dead rooster; yea, a dead cock in the pit.
3
The rooster stopped quite still when he saw himself in the mirror.
4
Well, it's time to put that particular rooster out of its misery.
5
The chickens scattered in all directions, all except Old Ironsides, the rooster.
6
In this study, HA was extracted from rooster comb using different solvents.
7
The rooster was very angry and ran after the carriage, repeating continually:
8
He walked straight to the mirror and flew at the other rooster.
9
The rooster turned tail and dashed around the barn, out of sight.
10
A buff cochin rooster was wandering about the street the other day.
11
Then I can lasso the rooster and make an ostrich of him.
12
Miles away a rooster crowed for twilight, and dusk was coming down.
13
It is interesting, also, to watch the rooster care for the hens.
14
She mistakes the blood of a rooster for that of human beings.
15
At once I saddled a rooster and set out to find him.
16
Even the rooster had gone to sleep again after his misguided crowing.
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Rooster through the time
Rooster across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common