Cocker
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Cocker may refer to:
People[edit]
- Anne Cocker (1920–2014), Scottish rose breeder from Aberdeen
- David Cocker (b. 1955), New Zealand fencer
- Edward Cocker (1631–1676), English engraver, who also taught writing and arithmetic
- Edwin Cocker (b. 1980), New Zealand rugby union player
- James Cecil Cocker, Tongan politician
- Jarvis Cocker (b. 1963), English musician, frontman of Pulp
- Joe Cocker (1944–2014), English rock/blues singer
- Cocker, his 1986 album
- John Cocker (1815–1885), Anglo-Australian cricketer
- Jonny Cocker (b. 1986), British racing driver
- Les Cocker (1924–1979), English professional football player and coach
- Les Cocker (1939–2017), English professional football player
- Linzey Cocker (b. 1987), English actress
- Mac Cocker (1941–2016), English-born Australian radio announcer
- Mark Cocker (b. 1959), British author and naturalist
- Mark Cocker (b. 1982), British freestyle wrestler, Ju-Jitsu and Judo player
- Norman Cocker (1889–1953), English organist and composer for the organ
- Ryan Cocker (b. 1992), New Zealand rugby union player
- Syl Cheney-Cocker (b. 1945), Sierra Leonean poet, novelist, and journalist
- W. D. Cocker (1882–1970), Scottish poet
Other[edit]
- Abbreviation of Autococker, a paintball marker.
- Cocker, one who follows the sport of cockfighting
- Cocker Spaniel, a dog
- James Cocker & Sons, a nursery business located in Aberdeen, Scotland
- River Cocker, Cumbria, a river in the English county of Cumbria
- River Cocker (Lancashire), a river in the English county of Lancashire
See also[edit]
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