cocked in French
cocked in French is beurré, bourré, cassé — cocked means tilted or set at an angle, especially describing a hat, head, or firearm ready to fire.
cocked in French
beurré
(informal) Drunk.
bourré
(informal) Drunk.
cassé
(informal) Drunk.
gris
(informal) Drunk.
pété comme un Petit LU
(informal) Drunk.
rond comme une queue de pelle
(informal) Drunk.
What does "cocked" mean?
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adj Tilted or set at an angle, especially describing a hat, head, or firearm ready to fire.
"He wore his cap cocked to one side."
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adj Informal: drunk.
"By midnight he was thoroughly cocked."
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cocked in a sentence
- He wore his cap cocked to one side.
- The gun was cocked and ready.
- By midnight he was thoroughly cocked.
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What is "cocked" in French?
"cocked" in French is beurré, bourré, cassé. cocked means: Tilted or set at an angle, especially describing a hat, head, or firearm ready to fire.
How do you use "cocked" in a sentence?
Example: "He wore his cap cocked to one side." In French, "cocked" is beurré, bourré, cassé.
Are there other ways to say "cocked" in French?
Yes — French has 6 translations listed for "cocked": beurré, bourré, cassé, gris, pété comme un Petit LU, rond comme une queue de pelle.
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