A kind of fine-quality leavened bread; a loaf of this. historical after 16th century.

A customs document issued to a merchant which is sealed with the cocket and certifies that the merchant's goods have been entered and the duty on them paid.

A seal of the King's (or Queen's) custom house, used by officers to issue documents such as permits or those of the type described at sense 1a.

Proud, conceited; arrogant, presumptuous, impudent.

In good health or spirits; well.

To enter (goods) in a cocket, certifying that the customs duty on them has been paid. Chiefly in passive.

Of a male pheasant: to make loud calls, as when flying into trees to roost.