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:

gamecock

nounˈɡeɪmkɑkˈɡāmkäk

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.

单词	gamecock
释义	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: gamecock nounˈɡeɪmkɑkˈɡāmkäk 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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