Definition of cockold

cockold

noun

• the happily married husband of a hotwife. The cockold remains monogamous while the hotwife has sexual relations with younger men.

  The cockold got an erection as his imagination ran wild with sexual thoughts while his wife was alone with a 19 year old rugby player.

  Last edited on Mar 31 2016. Submitted by Anonymous on Oct 28 2015.

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