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procks

procks is the plural of prock.

Meaning of prock

Noun

prock (plural procks)

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

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Proper noun capitalized: Procks

Procks

  1. (plural) plural of Prock

Questions about procks

What is procks the plural of?
Procks is the plural of prock.
What part of speech is procks?
Procks is a proper noun.

Words near procks in the dictionary

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

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