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  1. 06-09-2010, 04:25 PM #1
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    Cocksure

    Holy f this is a real word?

    http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/cocksure


    –adjective
    1.
    perfectly sure or certain; completely confident in one's own mind: She was cocksure that she was able to do the job better than anyone else.
    2.
    too certain; overconfident: He was so cocksure he would win the election that he didn't even bother to campaign.
    3.
    Obsolete . perfectly secure or safe.


    I never knew. I will have to throw this around once in a while.
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    ha...i was thought that it only meant a guy who was certain that he could fvck anything that came his way.
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    You're both american aren't you?
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    Quote Originally Posted by NotSmall View Post
    You're both american aren't you?
    Hahaha, lmao...
    Do not ask me for a source check.





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  5. 06-09-2010, 05:06 PM #5
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    http://www.fontriver.com/font/cocksure/

    Somehow this applies here.......
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    and this....
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    This has been part of my vocabulary for years I'm pretty sure it's where "cocky" comes from...

    There is also the word cockstrong which means pretty much the same thing; however, I don't know if that has made it's way into dictionarys as of yet.

    Cock by itself is also a term used by farmer's I think somewhere in the US. It means like a pile of hay or something. It can be used as a verb too. If you were to "cock" the hay, you'd be piling it up.

    You can also cock the hammer on a gun.

    A cock is also a male rooster.

    I think some people even use it for penis.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LatissimusaurousRex View Post
    This has been part of my vocabulary for years I'm pretty sure it's where "cocky" comes from...

    There is also the word cockstrong which means pretty much the same thing; however, I don't know if that has made it's way into dictionarys as of yet.

    Cock by itself is also a term used by farmer's I think somewhere in the US. It means like a pile of hay or something. It can be used as a verb too. If you were to "cock" the hay, you'd be piling it up.

    You can also cock the hammer on a gun.

    A cock is also a male rooster.

    I think some people even use it for penis.
    you think? where do you live on an island?

    you know it means to stack hay but not sure about penis
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    Using all these definitions you could do the following:

    Cock a cock of cocks cocks.

    Thanks English.
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    [QUOTE=LatissimusaurousRex;5216600]This has been part of my vocabulary for years I'm pretty sure it's where "cocky" comes from...

    There is also the word cockstrong which means pretty much the same thing; however, I don't know if that has made it's way into dictionarys as of yet.

    Cock by itself is also a term used by farmer's I think somewhere in the US. It means like a pile of hay or something. It can be used as a verb too. If you were to "cock" the hay, you'd be piling it up.

    You can also cock the hammer on a gun.

    A cock is also a male rooster.

    I think some people even use it for penis.[/QUOTE]

    nah i dont think thats used anymore...

    tube-steak is most commonly used nowadays
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    A date with DSM is cockassured
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    [QUOTE=vanduhl;5216654]
    Quote Originally Posted by LatissimusaurousRex View Post
    This has been part of my vocabulary for years I'm pretty sure it's where "cocky" comes from...

    There is also the word cockstrong which means pretty much the same thing; however, I don't know if that has made it's way into dictionarys as of yet.

    Cock by itself is also a term used by farmer's I think somewhere in the US. It means like a pile of hay or something. It can be used as a verb too. If you were to "cock" the hay, you'd be piling it up.

    You can also cock the hammer on a gun.

    A cock is also a male rooster.

    I think some people even use it for penis.[/QUOTE]

    nah i dont think thats used anymore...

    tube-steak is most commonly used nowadays
    hahaha oh man
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    If you come across the word GOLDEN-COLONIC in the urban dictionary...you can thank me. And no, I don't. Hehehe
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    I think some people even use it for penis.[/QUOTE]

    nah i dont think thats used anymore...

    tube-steak is most commonly used nowadays[/QUOTE]

    That's played out too.. beef-dart is now the in-reference for cock.. ahem.. I mean penis.
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  15. 06-11-2010, 03:45 AM #15
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    Another steller thread from the man that brought us "tuna in coca cola" and "injecting steroids into your balls".

    Cocksure is a term that has been around for donkeys years now.
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