COCKADE


Meaning of COCKADE in English

I. käˈkād noun

( -s )

Etymology: modification of French cocarde, from the feminine of cocard vain, proud, from coq cock (of imitative origin) + -ard

: a rosette or knot of ribbons or leather or any similar ornament worn usually on the hat as a badge of office, of party allegiance, or of livery service or as a decoration

II. adjective

of an ore : like a comb : having a profile like that of a cock's comb

cockade ore

cockade structure

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