cuckooing.
The call of a cuckoo.
Meaning & usage
The call of a cuckoo.
A form of crime in which the home of a vulnerable person is taken over by a criminal gang and used as a base for their activities.
Where this word comes from
The UK sense is by analogy from the bird's practice of brood parasitism.
present participle and gerund of cuckoo
Where this word comes from
The UK sense is by analogy from the bird's practice of brood parasitism.
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