| COCKLERS | • cocklers n. Plural of cockler. • COCKLERS v. COCKLER. |
| COCKLIKE | • cocklike adj. Resembling or characteristic of a cock (the bird). • COCKLIKE adj. like a rooster. |
| COCKLING | • cockling v. Present participle of cockle. • cockling n. A young, small, or immature cock. • COCKLING n. the act of gathering cockles. |
| COCKLOFT | • cockloft n. A small attic or garret. • COCKLOFT n. a small room just under the roof. |
| DOCKLAND | • dockland n. The land area surrounding a dock, especially the renovated or gentrified areas surrounding a former dock. • DOCKLAND n. the part of a port occupied by docks. |
| GROCKLES | • grockles n. Plural of grockle. • GROCKLE n. a tourist or incomer in a holiday area. |
| HOCKLING | • hockling v. Present participle of hockle. • HOCKLE v. (dialect) to spit. |
| LOCKLESS | • lockless adj. Without a lock. • LOCKLESS adj. without a lock. |
| ROCKLAYS | • rocklays n. Plural of rocklay. • ROCKLAY n. (Scots) a short cloak, also ROKELAY, ROQUELAURE. |
| ROCKLESS | • rockless adj. Without rocks. • ROCKLESS adj. without rocks. |
| ROCKLIKE | • rocklike adj. Resembling a rock. • rocklike adj. Resembling rock music. • rock-like adj. (Of a material or substance) Similar to rock. |
| ROCKLING | • rockling n. Any of various fishes of the Lotidae family. • rockling n. Any of certain fishes from other families. • ROCKLING n. a small fish of the cod family with barbels on both jaws. |
| SOCKLESS | • sockless adj. Without socks; not wearing socks. • SOCKLESS adj. without socks. |
| TOCKLEYS | • TOCKLEY n. (vulgar Australian slang) the penis. |