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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

*** one's head



Is this dog cocking its head? Is the dog tilting its head?
  

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Yes to both.

  • Yes to both.
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Cocking the head is tilting it when paying attention to a sound.
Tilting has no such connotation.
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AlpheccaStarsCocking the head is tilting it when paying attention to a sound.
Not necessarily. In fact, no dictionary defines the word that specifically. Some dictionary examples include cocked his eyebrow, cocked its leg, to ?ock a hat, to ?ock one's head (as in confusion) - to tilt or raise in an upright position.
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Aspara Gus AlpheccaStarsCocking the head is tilting it when paying attention to a sound.Not necessarily. In fact, no dictionary defines the word that specifically. Some dictionary examples include cocked his eyebrow, cocked its leg, to ?ock a hat, to ?ock one's head (as in confusion) - to tilt or raise in an upright position.
True, but most all of these cockin
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Thank you, AG and AlpheccaStars. Emotion: smile

I entered "c-o-c-k one's head" (without the hyphens) in the title field of this thread, b
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HUBLOTIs that a system error?
No, it's a profanity filter.

See definition 5 at Dictionary.com
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Sorry -- I can't read a thread about dogs cocking their heads without contributing this link:


Apparently pugs are the champions
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khoffApparently pugs are the champions of dog head-cocking.
Wow, those little guys are adorable! I must have one!
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I think to get the full effect you need three or four of them!

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