socky |
socks |
As an adjective socky
is (uk|dialect) wet.
As a noun socks is
.
As a verb socks is
(
sock).
terms |
socky |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective socky is
(uk|dialect) wet.
sucky |
socky |
As adjectives the difference between sucky and socky
is that
sucky is being something which sucks, which is unpleasant or lacks value while
socky is wet.
As a noun sucky
is a pacifier.
sock |
socky |
As a noun sock
is a knitted or woven covering for the foot.
As a verb sock
is to hit or strike violently.
As an adjective socky is
wet.
docky |
socky |
As a noun docky
is a snack.
As an adjective socky is
wet.
socky |
sofky |
As an adjective socky
is (uk|dialect) wet.
As a noun sofky is
a soup/stew made of hominy, cornmeal and bits of meat (venison, rattlesnake; usually rabbit).
socko |
socky |
As adjectives the difference between socko and socky
is that
socko is superb, excellent, stunning while
socky is wet.
locky |
socky |
As adjectives the difference between locky and socky
is that
locky is having locks or tufts while
socky is (uk|dialect) wet.
socky |
jocky |
As adjectives the difference between socky and jocky
is that
socky is wet while
jocky is jocklike.
socky |
rocky |
As adjectives the difference between socky and rocky
is that
socky is wet while
rocky is unstable; easily rocked.
As a proper noun Rocky is
a male given name, pet form of Rocco.
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