hommock
hommock is the archaic form of hummock.
Meaning of hummock
Noun
hummock (plural hummocks)
- A small hill; a hillock; a knoll.
- The west edge of their landing area was swarming with…things. Like wolves or dogs, but with long necks, they moved quickly forward, darting from hummock to hummock2020 [1992], Vernor Vinge, chapter 3, in A Fire Upon the Deep, 1st edition, New York: Tor Essentials, →ISBN, page 36
- A ridge or hill of ice in an ice field.
- A fistful.
Forms of hommock
| plural | hommocks |
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Words formed from hommock
Questions about hommock
- What is hommock the archaic form of?
- Hommock is the archaic form of hummock.
Words near hommock in the dictionary
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