Urban Dictionary: Ock

Ock

A noun, verb or adjective. Ock is a proper name of a very cool, handsome and saucy boy or Used a multipurpose, multimeaning substitute word which can be used in a sentence to replace any word which may be inappropriate to say around mixed company

1. I really like Ock he’s a nice and saucy boy.

2. I am going to Ock you in your ocking ock you ocking Ock hole

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official fall out boy fan: OCK (get it? OverCast Kid)

yeah. so there.

i dont feel like spending $22.95 to be an OCK.

by xo alwaysbeLIEve October 17, 2006

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Ock

Can be used as a Noun or verb, meaning poop.

ex. "Pull over at the next rest stop; I need to go Ock".

ex. "Took a big Ock the other day!"

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Originally, used to describe the black and white checkered pattern popular amongst emos. However, today it has been altered to fit any black and white pattern including stripes and polka-dots.

Origin: The black and white kitchen tiles, cow patterns and tea cups in the home of Ock and Nick and Marnie.

"Check out my new ock slip-on shoes"

OR

"For our bathroom I think we're going for ock .. all over."

"Ock style? Stylish!"

by barb09 September 17, 2007