cockalorum
PRONUNCIATION:
(KOK-uh-lor-uhm, -LOAR-)
MEANING:
noun:
1. A self-important or boastful person.
2. Bragging.
3. "Let Me Tell You About My BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES AUDITION."
4. "This is the first time I've been in the Park since I DID TAMING OF THE SHREW."
5. "Yeah, I turned that down, but good for you."
6. "I'm really proud of Mary's Body Of Work."
7. "My character now has a Star Trek Plate."
8. "*batteries not included? I remember seeing that when I was a kid."
9. "Would you like me to run you over with my SUV or just shoot you?"
3. "Let Me Tell You About My BONFIRE OF THE VANITIES AUDITION."
4. "This is the first time I've been in the Park since I DID TAMING OF THE SHREW."
5. "Yeah, I turned that down, but good for you."
6. "I'm really proud of Mary's Body Of Work."
7. "My character now has a Star Trek Plate."
8. "*batteries not included? I remember seeing that when I was a kid."
9. "Would you like me to run you over with my SUV or just shoot you?"
ETYMOLOGY:
From Middle English cock (rooster), of imitative origin. Earliest documented use: 1715.
USAGE:
"Sam also has to deal with a cockalorum fellow actor who shares just enough to demoralize him."
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