hocked

Terms vs Hocked - What's the difference?

terms | hocked |

As a noun terms

is .

As a verb hocked is

(hock).

Tocked vs Hocked - What's the difference?

tocked | hocked |

As verbs the difference between tocked and hocked

is that tocked is past tense of tock while hocked is past tense of hock.

Chocked vs Hocked - What's the difference?

chocked | hocked |

As verbs the difference between chocked and hocked

is that chocked is (chock) while hocked is (hock).

Hoked vs Hocked - What's the difference?

hoked | hocked |

As verbs the difference between hoked and hocked

is that hoked is (hoke) while hocked is (hock).

Hocked vs Hooked - What's the difference?

hocked | hooked |

As verbs the difference between hocked and hooked

is that hocked is past tense of hock while hooked is past tense of hook.

As an adjective hooked is

having a sharp curve at the end; resembling a hook.

Hocked vs Socked - What's the difference?

hocked | socked |

As verbs the difference between hocked and socked

is that hocked is (hock) while socked is (sock).

Hoiked vs Hocked - What's the difference?

hoiked | hocked |

As verbs the difference between hoiked and hocked

is that hoiked is past tense of hoik while hocked is past tense of hock.

Nocked vs Hocked - What's the difference?

nocked | hocked |

As verbs the difference between nocked and hocked

is that nocked is (nock) while hocked is (hock).

Docked vs Hocked - What's the difference?

docked | hocked |

As verbs the difference between docked and hocked

is that docked is (dock) while hocked is (hock).

Hocked vs Locked - What's the difference?

hocked | locked |

As verbs the difference between hocked and locked

is that hocked is (hock) while locked is (lock).

As an adjective locked is

of a door, etc, that has been locked (with a key).