Hock Edit Meaning

1.

1. To sell or pawn something

2. To throw something

1. I blew all my money in vegas... now i gotta hock my watch to get the bus fare home

2. Quit hockin snowballs at me ya fool!

2.

1) To sell, but not in a store.

2) To force mucus into the mouth.

1) He hocked his stereo system to provide for the surgery payment.

2) He hocked a loogie, and spat it toward my face (I ducked.).

3.

To cough up, generally only used in conjunction with the word loogie.

He hocked up a loogie and spit it at my mom!

See loogie, booger, snot, spit, cough

4.

once meant "knuckle of meat", but now means "forget about it", "don't even try", "give up", "don't start"

or

"chuck it", "throw it in the trash", "throw/toss it away"

(possible use as "sucks to be you", sympathetically)

You think you'll get a perfect 4.0 with a D on two of your tests this term? Hock it!

or

You can't walk around with a note from your ex in your textbook! Hock it, you broke up a month ago!

(possible: You got fired again! Hock it, life sucks!)

See forget, give up, don't even, don't, toss it, sucks, sympathy, hock, huck, hok, hoc, hck, hack, back off

5.

To doo doo. Short for Hocky, such as "Horse Hocky"

I need to go hock.

Did you hock?

See bean, nurd

6.

(can be used as a verb or noun) noun- gossip, or goings-on. Verb- the act of gossipping or B.S.ing to friends.

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

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

See gossip, bullshitting, bullshit, dealio, news

7.

pester, bother, annoy

He keeps hocking me for sex. She keeps hocking me to buy her a new car.

See Doug