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Noun: A Cuckoo is a person who acts in a similar way to the bird of the same name. Generally by entering a friend's home (always a friend, otherwise that person is known as a burglar or psycopath) and eating their friend's food, using their stuff and sleeping in their bed, a person can be described as a 'Cuckoo'. A person who is a Cuckoo may also attempt to subvert a friend's parents to their own greedy whim, making them believe he or she is needy, and in doing so neglect their biological offspring in order to feed, clothe, house and entertain the Cuckoo. Note. Cuckoos are normally ginger, quite immature, and hated by all who know them. Ajective: (-ier,-iest). Below: People do not have to be actual Cuckoos in order to be described as having Cuckooed something for example. Only in the most serious cases is a person actually a Cuckoo. Verb: Cuckoo. To 'Cuckoo' something belonging to another. Basically acting as a Cuckoo and taking, using, or eating something belonging to another. Past tense: Cuckooed. Something taken, used or eaten by a Cuckoo in the past. Present tense: Cuckooing. When something is being taken, used or eaten by another. Future tense: Cuckoo. If it is known that a person will take, eat or use something in the future.
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