Sc. [Jamieson suggests cock eye: cf. bull’s eye.] A name for the ‘tee’ in curling.
1789. D. Davidson, Seasons, 162 (Jam.). Glenbuck upo’ the cockee stood His merry men drew near.
1824. Mactaggart, Sc. Gallovid. Encycl., Cocke’e, the circles which surround the ‘tee,’ or mark played at in curling.
