1. Pertaining to a cockney.

2. A native of London, by way of contempt; an effeminate person, or one nurtured into softness and indolence.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• cocine,
• cockyly,
• corkey,
• coutney,
• cocknee,
• conney,
• cockey,
• cocane,
• mokney,
• cortney,
• cocunet,
• cockel,
• cookey,
• cockie,
• cockeny,
• cockmamy,
• cockne,
• cockmey,
• cokney,
• cocknye

• coigne,
• cockle,
• Cocking,
• cookson,
• cockayne,
• Cocked,
• cozen,
• jockey,
• cockier,
• cosine,
• cogan,
• coign,
• cocky,
• cocaine,
• coxon.

The adjective form of the word "cockney" is "cockneyish".

The plural of the "cockney" can be the "cockneys".

The singular of the "cockney" can be the "cockney".