lobcock

[ˈlɒbkɒk]

lobcock Definition

an awkward, lazy, or stupid person.

Using lobcock: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "lobcock" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    Don't be such a lobcock and help me with this.

  • Example

    He's a complete lobcock when it comes to math.

  • Example

    I can't believe I used to date that lobcock.

lobcock Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for lobcock

Phrases with lobcock

  • lobcockedness

    the state of being a lobcock

    Example

    His lobcockedness was apparent in his lack of motivation and poor work ethic.

  • lobcocked up

    to mess up or bungle something due to laziness or stupidity

    Example

    He really lobcocked up the presentation by not preparing properly.

  • lobcockery

    behavior characteristic of a lobcock

    Example

    His lobcockery was evident in his constant procrastination and lack of attention to detail.

Origins of lobcock

origin uncertain, possibly from 'lob', meaning 'pendulous object' and 'cock', meaning 'penis'

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Summary: lobcock in Brief

'Lobcock' [ˈlɒbkɒk] is a noun that refers to an awkward, lazy, or stupid person. It is often used as an insult, as in 'Don't be such a lobcock and help me with this.' The term has no idiomatic or phrasal uses, but it does have related words like 'lobcockedness,' 'lobcocked up,' and 'lobcockery,' which describe the state of being a lobcock, the act of messing up due to laziness or stupidity, and the behavior characteristic of a lobcock, respectively.