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cuckoldry::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | score, sexual conquest |
Examples of cuckoldry
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This motif runs through the play, often in references to horns, a symbol of cuckoldry.
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As any novel reader could tell him, he is not only courting cuckoldry but demanding it.
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Bound by contract to marry Marcellina, and facing cuckoldry, Figaro is emasculated already.
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However, an increased level of cuckoldry led to an increased rate of cannibalism among males.
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A theme in Shakespeare is cuckoldry or the infidelity of a wife.
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We don't laugh at jokes about cuckoldry, and, in London at least, you hear jokes about race less and less.
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Which I suppose could be called facilitated cuckoldry.
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Don John plays upon Claudio's pride and fear of cuckoldry, which leads to the disastrous first wedding scene.
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The Spawning Run, though ostensibly about salmon fishing, is actually an essay on the ancient sport of cuckoldry.
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- The practice of making cuckolds; sexual conquests of married women
- Cuckold is a derogatory term for a man whose wife is or has been unfaithful.
- The state of being a cuckold
