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rattling one's hocks

rattling one's hocks is the present participle and gerund of rattle one's hocks.

Meaning of rattle one's hocks

Verb

rattle one's hocks (third-person singular simple present rattles one's hocks, present participle rattling one's hocks, simple past and past participle rattled one's hocks)

  1. (slang) To hurry up; to get moving.

Questions about rattling one's hocks

What is rattling one's hocks the present participle and gerund of?
Rattling one's hocks is the present participle and gerund of rattle one's hocks.

Words near rattling one's hocks in the dictionary

  1. rattling a saber
  2. rattling a sabre
  3. rattling about
  4. rattling around
  5. rattling off
  6. rattling one's hocks
  7. rattling one's saber
  8. rattling one's sabre
  9. rattling sabres
  10. rattling someone's cage
  11. rattling the bones

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