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Definition of hock
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of hock is as below...
Hock (n.) A
Rhenish
wine, of a light
yellow
color,
either
sparkling
or
still.
The name is also given
indiscriminately
to all
Rhenish
wines..
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Chock
::
Chock (n.) A heavy
casting
of
metal,
usually
fixed near the
gunwale.
It has two short
horn-shaped
arms
curving
inward,
between
which ropes or
hawsers
may pass for
towing,
mooring,
etc..
Jar
::
"Jar (v. t.) To cause a
short,
tremulous
motion
of, to cause to
tremble,
as by a
sudden
shock or blow; to
shake;
to
shock;
as, to jar the
earth;
to jar one's
faith..
Hockday
::
Hockday
(n.) A
holiday
commemorating
the
expulsion
of the
Danes,
formerly
observed
on the
second
Tuesday
after
Easter;
--
called
also
hocktide..
Crampfish
::
Crampfish
(n.) The
torpedo,
or
electric
ray, the touch of which gives an
electric
shock.
See
Electric
fish, and
Torpedo..
Gripe
::
Gripe (n.) An
assemblage
of
ropes,
dead-eyes,
and
hocks,
fastened
to
ringbolts
in the deck, to
secure
the boats when
hoisted;
also, broad bands
passed
around
a boat to
secure
it at the
davits
and
prevent
swinging..
Startlingly
::
Startle
(n.) A
sudden
motion
or shock
caused
by an
unexpected
alarm,
surprise,
or
apprehension
of
danger..
Brush
::
Brush (n.) A
skirmish;
a
slight
encounter;
a shock or
collision;
as, to have a brush with an
enemy..
Spavin
::
Spavin
(n.) A
disease
of
horses
characterized
by a bony
swelling
developed
on the hock as the
result
of
inflammation
of the
bones;
also, the
swelling
itself.
The
resulting
lameness
is due to the
inflammation,
and not the bony tumor as
popularly
supposed..
Chock
::
Chock (v. t.) To stop or
fasten,
as with a
wedge,
or
block;
to
scotch;
as, to chock a wheel or
cask..
Hockling
::
Hockling
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Hockl.
Jog
::
"Jog (v. i.) To move by jogs or small
shocks,
like those of a slow trot; to move
slowly,
leisurely,
or
monotonously;
--
usually
with on,
sometimes
with
over..
Repercussion
::
Repercussion
(n.) In a
vaginal
examination,
the act of
imparting
through
the
uterine
wall with the
finger
a shock to the
fetus,
so that it
bounds
upward,
and falls back again
against
the
examining
finger..
Shog
::
Shog (v. t.) To
shake;
to
shock.
Preparation
::
Preparation
(n.) The
holding
over of a note from one chord into the next
chord,
where it forms a
temporary
discord,
until
resolved
in the chord that
follows;
the
anticipation
of a
discordant
note in the
preceding
concord,
so that the ear is
prepared
for the
shock.
See
Suspension..
Heartstrike
::
Heartstrike
(v. t.) To
affect
at
heart;
to
shock.
Choke-full
::
Choke-full
(a.) Full to the brim; quite full;
chock-full.
Fright
::
Fright
(n.) To alarm
suddenly;
to shock by
causing
sudden
fear; to
terrify;
to
scare.
Shock
::
Shock (n.) A dog with long hair or shag; --
called
also
shockdog.
Shock
::
Shock (v. i.) To be
occupied
with
making
shocks.
Elastic
::
Elastic
(a.) Able to
return
quickly
to a
former
state or
condition,
after being
depressed
or
overtaxed;
having
power to
recover
easily
from
shocks
and
trials;
as,
elastic
spirits;
an
elastic
constitution..
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