Word Type

Noun

Verb

Proper Noun

The word "hock" can be used as noun, verb and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Coordinate Terms

soda

Derived Terms

Hock Monday Hock Tuesday Hock process Hock tide forehock ham hock heel hock lock hocker hockshop rattle one's hocks shake one's hocks soda to hock unhock vulture hock

Derived From

hockamore

Etymologically Related To

hockamore in hock

Context

us

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

articulatio articulation charge consign disable handicap incapacitate invalid joint white wine

Type Of (IsA)

german white wine joint

Manner Of

disable

Part Of

hind leg ungulate

Related Terms

claret sack soon hock tent

Related Terms

annoy bother claret clear one's throat cough debt digitigrade disable frication gag hamstring heavily hough installment joint meat mucus pawnbroker pester prison quadruped reflex rhenish sparkling tarsal tendon trigger uvula vomit wine

Synonym Network

hamstring pawn rhine wine

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