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I have had it for a month, and it was coloring so beautifully He darted through the vast saloon, which was now full of smoke and of people drinking, uttering his cry Waiter, a 'bock'--and a new pipe REGRET Monsieur Savel, who was called in Mantes, "Father Savel," had just risen from bed.

—The Works of Guy de Maupassant, Volume 4 (of 8)

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To retch; vomit.
To gush intermittingly, as liquid from a bottle. Burns.

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Dark beer styles such as the bock or the porter lend themselves to a chocolate taste. — Epinions Recent Content for Home
GourmetBryggeriet also had a ropy bland bock, called GB Bock2. — Irish Blogs
Obsello is being launched in California by Bock Wine and Spirits (www. bock-ws.com). — Advertising Industry Newswire
Our provisions were all gone, and we were one day without any; but we killed an antelope called a spring-bock, which gave us provisions for three or four days: there was no want of game after we had descended into the plain. — Masterman Ready The Wreck of the "Pacific"
I have had it for a month, and it was coloring so beautifully He darted through the vast saloon, which was now full of smoke and of people drinking, uttering his cry Waiter, a 'bock'--and a new pipe REGRET Monsieur Savel, who was called in Mantes, "Father Savel," had just risen from bed. — The Works of Guy de Maupassant, Volume 4 (of 8)