cockle
[ˈk(ɒ)kl]noun | Substantiv sOverview of all translations
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- Herzmuschelfeminine | Femininum fcockle zoology | ZoologieZOOL Fam. Cardiidaecockle zoology | ZoologieZOOL Fam. Cardiidae
- Essbare Herzmuschelcockle Cardium edule zoology | ZoologieZOOLcockle Cardium edule zoology | ZoologieZOOL
- cockle → see „cockleshell“cockle → see „cockleshell“
- Runzelfeminine | Femininum fcockle wrinkle obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs dialect(al) | Dialekt, dialektaldialFaltefeminine | Femininum fcockle wrinkle obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs dialect(al) | Dialekt, dialektaldialcockle wrinkle obsolete | obsolet, begrifflich veraltetobs dialect(al) | Dialekt, dialektaldial
- Zuckerwerkneuter | Neutrum ncockle sugar confection American English | amerikanisches EnglischUS <plural | Pluralpl>cockle sugar confection American English | amerikanisches EnglischUS <plural | Pluralpl>
- cockle → see „cockles of the heart“cockle → see „cockles of the heart“
cockle
[ˈk(ɒ)kl]intransitive verb | intransitives Verb v/iOverview of all translations
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- sich kräuseln, sich wellenförmig biegen werfencockle engineering | TechnikTECH become wavy dialect(al) | Dialekt, dialektaldialcockle engineering | TechnikTECH become wavy dialect(al) | Dialekt, dialektaldial
cockle
[ˈk(ɒ)kl]transitive verb | transitives Verb v/t dialect(al) | Dialekt, dialektaldial engineering | TechnikTECHOverview of all translations
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- kräuseln, wellenförmig werfencockle cause to become wavycockle cause to become wavy
