Cockhead-Cock-head-Cock head?

[BarondeSade]

What is the correct spelling of this so important subject? I've written over 200 stories and still, every time I come to this word, I wonder if there is even a correct spelling of it. It would be nice to know (if there is really a correct spelling or if everyone it on their own, more or less). I'm sure, somewhere out there in literoticaspace, there is an English lit person who knows...

 

[neonlyte]

Thought it was cokehead, which is in the dictionary so I'd go with 'cockhead'.

 

[CeriseNoire]

What is the correct spelling of this so important subject? I've written over 200 stories and still, every time I come to this word, I wonder if there is even a correct spelling of it. It would be nice to know (if there is really a correct spelling or if everyone it on their own, more or less). I'm sure, somewhere out there in literoticaspace, there is an English lit person who knows...

Well, I usually go with 'cockhead'. I figure since 'dickhead' is one word, it's a reasonable substitution.

 

[Guest]

I just love the thread title.

I don't think I've ever put the words together in that way.

"The head of his cock" I've used.

I wouldn't think the hyphens would be correct, though. Where's Weird Harold?

 

[neonlyte]

I just love the thread title.

I don't think I've ever put the words together in that way.

"The head of his cock" I've used.

I wouldn't think the hyphens would be correct, though. Where's Weird Harold?

You mean WeirdHarold

 

[damppanties]

I just love the thread title.

I don't think I've ever put the words together in that way.

"The head of his cock" I've used.

Yes. Me too.

When you're not sure, substitute.

 

[CeriseNoire]

I just love the thread title.

I don't think I've ever put the words together in that way.

"The head of his cock" I've used.

I wouldn't think the hyphens would be correct, though. Where's Weird Harold?

Whenever I see it with a hyphen, it makes picture something that is a cock and a head at the same time (Since hyphens primarily indicate something having both qualities)

 

[neonlyte]

Whenever I see it with a hyphen, it makes picture something that is a cock and a head at the same time (Since hyphens primarily indicate something having both qualities)

Is it smiling?

 

[CeriseNoire]

Is it smiling?

Only when treated well.

 

[Guest]

You mean WeirdHarold

That's the dude.

Oh, wait. I thought it was Weird-Harold.

No?

 

[damppanties]

Whenever I see it with a hyphen, it makes picture something that is a cock and a head at the same time (Since hyphens primarily indicate something having both qualities)

Well, apparently you're not the only one with such visualisations.

http://digicasts.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/01/cockhead.jpg

 

[Guest]

Well, apparently you're not the only one with such visualisations.

http://digicasts.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/01/cockhead.jpg

Oh, now that's just wrong.

 

[Guest]

..........

 

[rgraham666]

Oh, now that's just wrong.

I'll bet it's a great conversation starter though.

 

[CeriseNoire]

Well, apparently you're not the only one with such visualisations.

http://digicasts.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/01/cockhead.jpg

Hm, interesting. I pictured it more as a somewhat wide, swollen cock, with a mouth, nose, eyes, and ears on it.

 

[Guest]

I'll bet it's a great conversation starter though.

Or ender.

Sorry, love, got to go. I've got this cock on my head.

 

[Stella_Omega]

I always spell it as one word, cockhead. I've told Spellcheck to just learn it and shut up-- Who's the boss here, I mean!

 

[neonlyte]

Or ender.

Sorry, love, got to go. I've got this cock on my head.

But just imagine the fun you could have if you were a tall girl

 

[CeriseNoire]

I always spell it as one word, cockhead. I've told Spellcheck to just learn it and shut up-- Who's the boss here, I mean!

That's what I did too. It liked 'dickhead' just fine, but not 'cockhead'. What? 'Cock' to vulgar to get a head?

On a side note, this is a rough diagram of what cock-head brings to mind:

 

[slyc_willie]

Well, apparently you're not the only one with such visualisations.

http://digicasts.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/01/cockhead.jpg

Well, that certainly makes the idea of "sucking face" interesting.

 

[3113]

Cockhead: The rounded or pointed top of a grinding mill spindle, forming a pivot on which the stone is balanced.

That's the dictionary definition. But that's what I'd used for the head of a cock as well. Just looks right to me. The Urban Dictionary has "Cock head" but that's for someone who is being a "dick head" not as a reference to the head of a cock.

 

[Stella_Omega]

Cockhead: The rounded or pointed top of a grinding mill spindle, forming a pivot on which the stone is balanced.

That's the dictionary definition. But that's what I'd used for the head of a cock as well. Just looks right to me. The Urban Dictionary has "Cock head" but that's for someone who is being a "dick head" not as a reference to the head of a cock.

Who the fuck would say; "You stupid cock head!" when they meant "You stupid dickhead!"

No urbanite I know, that's for sure!

 

[flavortang]

Any way you slice it, the spelling is funny. I think I've used 'cockhead' when describing the helmet, in stories.

 

[NoJo]

"Help?? Is it cock head or cock-head?" <-- what goes on in Literotica Author's mind

 

[BarondeSade]

Thanks...

Well, if I wasn't confused before...I am now!

But thanks for all the replies...

Maybe I just ought to call it that big, round thang on the end of that other big round thang...