cuckooing

The rise of cuckooing is largely a response to the widespread closure of crack dens under powers given to local authorities a decade ago.

Vulnerable tenants targeted by drug gang 'cuckoos' Jamie Doward 2010

The rewards for "cuckooing" are manifold, according to experts.

Vulnerable tenants targeted by drug gang 'cuckoos' Jamie Doward 2010

Junkhearts also stars Eddie Marsan, Tom Sturridge and Shaun Dooley and follows con-artist drug dealers taking over ( "cuckooing", it's called) an innocent victim's council flat.

A suave star is born, the Gainsbourg habit, and the new face of Brontë 2010

"cuckooing" at all; it was real singing, like that of the nightingale or the thrush, or like something prettier than either.

The Cuckoo Clock 1893

"cuckooing" at all; it was real singing, like that of the nightingale or the thrush, or like something prettier than either.

The Cuckoo Clock Mrs. Molesworth 1880

"cuckooing" at all; it was real singing, like that of the nightingale or the thrush, or like something prettier than either.

The Cuckoo Clock Mrs. Molesworth 1880

In some ways Pete was one of the luckier victims of cuckooing: he was able to get out quickly.

Vulnerable tenants targeted by drug gang 'cuckoos' Jamie Doward 2010

The gangs targeting cuckooing victims often use drugs as bait.

Vulnerable tenants targeted by drug gang 'cuckoos' Jamie Doward 2010

But when Alfric appeared from an archway ahead of us, it was all I could do to keep from turning and taking flight through the paneled and cuckooing hallways.

Virginity Sydney Kilgore 2010

A cuckoo at the edge of the trees and another down a ride—a pathway through the wood—start cuckooing.

A Year on the Wing TIM DEE 2009