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Definition of gamecock in English: gamecock(also gamefowl) noun ˈɡeɪmkɒkˈɡeɪmkɑk A cock bred and trained for cockfighting; a fighting cock. （经过专门饲养和训练的）斗鸡 Example sentencesExamples - Yet in the most furious bouts against the local greenfinches, with feathers ruffled and wings dropped like a gamecock, he continues singing his challenges.
- In the novel's second part, when she is sold off to a North Carolina slaver, she is able to pass on her father's narrative to her son, an accomplished gamecock trainer, who does the same with his children.
- Birds bred from proven winners command higher prices, but most gamefowl sell for between $150 and $200 apiece.
- One review of surviving 1828 materials claims that ‘his matrimonial affairs, his profanity, his gamecocks and race horses, his duels and brawls, were the subject of merciless campaign propaganda’.
- Poultry chicks and gamecocks entering Hawaii in this way skipped the regular agricultural inspections.
- His exaggerated body movements and words remind me of a gamecock.
- A ferocious blood-sport, probably introduced by the Romans, in which intensively trained gamecocks with metal or bone spurs slipped over their natural ones were set to fight, usually to the death, on a stage in a circular pit.
- The main gamefowl breeds are of the Aseel and Malay-type.
- In other words, the gamecock sparring match is conducted in rounds with rest periods between rounds.
- You can legally own a gamecock in 18 states and visit a cockfight as a spectator in nine.
- These are considered separate breeds and fit in a larger category of gamefowl that include: Yamato Gunkei and Chibi.
- ALMOST 100 birds were on show when Holcombe Old English Game Fowl Club held its annual gamecock show in Ramsbottom.
Definition of gamecock in US English: gamecocknounˈɡeɪmkɑkˈɡāmkäk A rooster bred and trained for cockfighting. Also called game fowl. （经过专门饲养和训练的）斗鸡 Example sentencesExamples - Birds bred from proven winners command higher prices, but most gamefowl sell for between $150 and $200 apiece.
- Poultry chicks and gamecocks entering Hawaii in this way skipped the regular agricultural inspections.
- The main gamefowl breeds are of the Aseel and Malay-type.
- These are considered separate breeds and fit in a larger category of gamefowl that include: Yamato Gunkei and Chibi.
- You can legally own a gamecock in 18 states and visit a cockfight as a spectator in nine.
- A ferocious blood-sport, probably introduced by the Romans, in which intensively trained gamecocks with metal or bone spurs slipped over their natural ones were set to fight, usually to the death, on a stage in a circular pit.
- In other words, the gamecock sparring match is conducted in rounds with rest periods between rounds.
- Yet in the most furious bouts against the local greenfinches, with feathers ruffled and wings dropped like a gamecock, he continues singing his challenges.
- In the novel's second part, when she is sold off to a North Carolina slaver, she is able to pass on her father's narrative to her son, an accomplished gamecock trainer, who does the same with his children.
- His exaggerated body movements and words remind me of a gamecock.
- One review of surviving 1828 materials claims that ‘his matrimonial affairs, his profanity, his gamecocks and race horses, his duels and brawls, were the subject of merciless campaign propaganda’.
- ALMOST 100 birds were on show when Holcombe Old English Game Fowl Club held its annual gamecock show in Ramsbottom.
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