Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. One who hocks or hamstrings.
- To scramble awkwardly; do anything clumsily; loiter.
- To stammer or hesitate.
Examples
“Martin spoken of as a "shay-hocker" by Jew Dutchman.”
Diary of Jason Niles (1814-1894) : June 22, 1861-December 31, 1864,
“I suspect She was ignored because She is a splayed hocker sheela female.”
“No mention was made of what I consider the most important human image found at Göbekli Tepe on the floor of the Löwenpfeilergebäude (lion pillar building) of a birthing, hocker, sheela-na-gig female!”
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“The hocker mom spit out a nearly flawless performance!”
““Hawking” I can see in the sense of taking flight, but I’ve always heard and understood it as “hocking,” and a “hocker” as that which is “hocked.””
“The photo-spread released by TMZ spit the hocker of truth into my virginal eyes, and if you didn’t know, ya know now.”
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nosy, snoopy, scuttlebutt, talebearing, echo chamber, tabloid, bruit, quidnunc, disinformation, rumor, interloper, meddler and 67 more...
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whichbe A person who harangues, beseeches, or talks persuasively; a person who trades in information, gossip, or personal connections; someone who is (obnoxiously) ambitious. (Double-Tongued Dictionary) May 18, 2008