cuckold
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++cuck·old1 /ˈkʌkəld, ˈkʌkəʊld $ -kəld/ noun [countable] old use SEX/HAVE SEX WITHan insulting word for a man whose wife has been having sex with another man “乌龟”,“王八”〔指妻子与人通奸的人,侮辱性用语〕
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cuckold• Because I made a cuckold of him?• Sharpe translated the crowd's attention as the derision due to a cuckold and, in that misapprehension, his temper snapped.• Horned gods are by definition cuckold gods.• Most prominent amongst these are terms that mock the miller as an impotent and inadequate cuckold.• Given what he does for a living, Bill is no innocent cuckold.cuckold2 verb [transitive] old use SEX/HAVE SEX WITHif a wife and her lover cuckold her husband, they have sex with each other 与…的妻子通奸,给…戴绿帽子→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpus
cuckold• Sarah Hrdy proposed that silent ovulation helps prevent infanticide because neither the husband nor the lover knows if he has been cuckolded.• At the end all there was was the knowledge that you took the job to not be cuckolded by opportunity.• Male birds were cuckolding one another at a tremendous rate.• Told him he didn't want to accept hospitality from patrons who go round cuckolding their players.Origin cuckold (1200-1300) Probably from Old French cucuault, from cucu; → CUCKOO1cuck·old1 nouncuckold2 verbChineseSyllable
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cuckold
cuck‧old1 /ˈkʌkəld, ˈkʌkəʊld $ -kəld/
noun [countable] old usean insulting word for a man whose wife has been having sex with another man
cuckold2
verb [transitive] old use
if a wife and her lover cuckold her husband, they have sex with each other
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noun [countable] old usean insulting word for a man whose wife has been having sex with another man| II |
verb [transitive] old useif a wife and her lover cuckold her husband, they have sex with each other