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last chicken in the shop

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English

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Etymology

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Playing with the meanings of the word cock, which either refer to a male chicken or the male genitalia.

Noun

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the last chicken in the shop

  1. (slang, euphemistic, sometimes as a simile) The male genitalia.
    • 2010, Simon Majumdar, Eat My Globe: One Year to Go Everywhere and Eat Everything:
      [] fellow male travellers complaining of receiving an all too regular sighting of 'the last chicken in the shop' as I paraded around gleefully in the altogether.
    • 2025, Cynthia Harrod-Eagles, Easeful Death:
      'What is it with men and their junk?' Swilley said, shaking her head.
      [] 'Is it me,' McLaren began thoughtfully, head slightly on one side, 'or does it look like—'
      [] 'The last chicken in the shop?' Lœ said innocently. 'I was just thinking that.'