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- adjective
comparative form ofcocky : morecocky
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Examples
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Marcel Vigneron, the cock-of-the-walk who somehow only grew cockier after getting his head forcibly shaved by his competitors during Season 2, was mercifully sent packing.
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He was way cockier and more gittish than Danyl and really was the epitome of a pub rocker, great to dance around to after 5pints but not good enough for the big stage.
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So, while nice guys may lag behind at the beginning of the race, they are like the slow, but steady tortoise who ends up beating his cockier, but less stable competitors to the finish line.
Richard Schiffman: Nice Guys Finish Last -- Or Do They? Richard Schiffman 2011
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All three seemed cockier than when dressed, surely aware of the excitement they were arousing
Potsdamer Strasse #3 Jasoni 2011
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The lack of a definite article makes it even cockier.
David Weinberger: Rating 1960s Bands' Names David Weinberger 2011
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I had returned to Moscow for the event in March cockier than ever, having just won my second national title, which firmly crowned me the best skater in America.
Welcome to My World Johnny Weir 2011
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I had returned to Moscow for the event in March cockier than ever, having just won my second national title, which firmly crowned me the best skater in America.
Welcome to My World Johnny Weir 2011
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I had returned to Moscow for the event in March cockier than ever, having just won my second national title, which firmly crowned me the best skater in America.
Welcome to My World Johnny Weir 2011
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The lack of a definite article makes it even cockier.
David Weinberger: Rating 1960s Bands' Names David Weinberger 2011
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But Bronfman had always spoken with more eloquence than most high school dropouts, just as he had always been more combative than most prizefighters and cockier than most roosters.
LAST CALL DANIEL OKRENT 2010
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