Thocks

From the show Tim and Eric Awesome Job, thocks are a blend between socks and a thong, for men who want to look sexy with their socks on. They come in a variety of designs and can be worn like normal socks virtually anywhere.

The design is composed of an ankle sock, with a triangle of fabric going up from the ankle to the calf; leaving the sides of the calf exposed.

Thocks combine the sexy allure of a woman's thong with the comfort and reliability of the gentlemen business sock.

by Jackalow May 31, 2010

tick-tock lesbian

A girl who claims heterosexuality, but whom everyone knows will be a full-blown lesbian by her junior year of college.

Symptoms include:
-short hair
-Doc Martens
-flannel
-an inexplicable attraction towards naked women

Since when is Eddie gay? Oh, wait nevermind--that's his girlfriend. Yeah she is mos def a tick-tock lesbian.

by itriponstuff January 14, 2009

twock

To steal a car (Take Without Owners Consent)

Ee twocked this ole Fiesta an went joyrydin' round town centre.

by Anonymous September 9, 2003

Twocked

Said when a charver has stolen an object from you. Used instead of Stolen.

1) Hey i twocked 10 bar last nite.

2)Twocked to death.

by Hormoaning October 17, 2003

Thock

A combination of “they/them” and “cock”, used by non-binary AMABs; the AMAB version of “thussy”

I put my thick thock in their tight thussy.

by garlicc_socks March 27, 2021

Trocker

Trockers are writers and listeners of Trock (Time Lord Rock) music. This is music written about the popular sci-fi show Doctor Who. For more detail check out the definition of Trock. Let me just say, Trockers are pretty hot.

I listen to the Trock band Chameleon Circuit, and I also write Trock music, so on two counts I am a Trocker.

by Harmonies In Whoville June 8, 2009

Trocking

A written exchange between members of an on-line forum. Can be used in an intense fashion but more these days in an impish and mischievous way. Trocking is used to describe a member’s state of mind whilst posting on forums. He is really trocking this afternoon, meaning he is in a childish mood and depositing spam on every thread. Origin: derived from the classic typo of “trocking the boat”.

I am really trocking today lads.

by Johnyhatesjazz March 3, 2005