Hock

(can be used as a verb or noun) noun- conversation, or goings-on, sometimes whimsical and or satirical.
Verb- the act of talking or discourse between friends.

Noun- Yo Chaim what's all the hock about?

Verb- Is he serious? No, he just likes to hock.

by Realhock July 06, 2021

Hock

To get something out of your body.

I sneezed so hard I hocked a loogey like 60 feet.

by RyanMeseeks May 13, 2024

Hock

The tarsus or collection of bones of the hind leg forming the joint between the second thigh and the metatarsus. This is the ankle in men or a hock in a dog.

The groomer was careful while clipping as to not cut the hock.

by AnimalGroomer September 13, 2017

Hock

1. Bother, annoy, or pester. (Verb)
2. Gossip or "tea" (noun or verb)
3. News, goings-on, happenings.

1. "Don't hock me a tchainik." "Is he serious? No he was just hocking."
2./3. What's the hock?

by KodemHachet May 02, 2023

Hock

1. Bother, annoy, or pester. (Verb)
2. Gossip or "tea" (noun or verb)
3. News, goings-on, happenings.

1. "Don't hock me a tchainik." "Is he serious? No he was just hocking."
2./3. What's the hock?

by KodemHachet May 02, 2023

Hock Too

To clear your throat by hawking up a loogie and spitting it out in one connected action. A foreigner will do this into your slurpee.

Gas Station Attendant: "Why you give me trouble today? I hock too in your slurpee!"

by ANOTHERDEADROMEO March 16, 2023

The Hock

A perilous endurance challenge in which participants are airdropped onto a frozen lake within a boreal forest of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in early March. Individuals may bring any equipment they can carry, excluding firearms, maps, and communication devices, rescue beacons also prohibited. The objective is for participants to survive and navigate back to civilization or die trying.

He did the Hock to prove to himself that he had what it takes to be worthy of self-love.

by dangerridge November 05, 2023