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prock

prock noun: an imaginary creature similar to the guyascutus or the sidehill gouger.

Noun

prock (plural procks)

  1. An imaginary creature similar to the guyascutus or the sidehill gouger.

Proper noun capitalized: Prock

Prock (plural Procks)

  1. A surname.

Forms of prock

Noun
pluralprocks
Proper noun
pluralProcks

Questions about prock

What does prock mean?
Prock means an imaginary creature similar to the guyascutus or the sidehill gouger.
What part of speech is prock?
Prock can be a noun or a proper noun.
What is the plural of prock?
The plural of prock is procks.

Words near prock in the dictionary

  1. procingulum
  2. procinolol
  3. procirculatory
  4. procistocardin
  5. procivilian
  6. prock
  7. procks
  8. proclaim
  9. proclaimable
  10. proclaimant
  11. proclaimants

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