yock
/jɒk/
yock noun: a laugh, especially a loud or hearty one.
Noun
yock (plural yocks)
Verb
yock (third-person singular simple present yocks, present participle yocking, simple past and past participle yocked)
- To laugh, especially loudly or uproariously
Forms of yock
| Noun | |
|---|---|
| plural | yocks |
| alternative form | yok |
| Verb | |
| third-person singular present | yocks |
| present participle | yocking |
| past participle | yocked |
| past | yocked |
Words that rhyme with yock
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- sock
- unlock
- baroque
- flock
- locke
- mock
- ad hoc
- frock
- unblock
- undock
- VOC
- chock
- defrock
- nock
- o'clock
- prairie dock
- proc
- smock
- acock
- amok
- bangkok
- bloc
- Carvel Rock
- doc
- grok
- hough
- loch
- pock
- slock
- wedlock
- wok
- 24-hour clock
- bock
- bok
- brocc
- choc
- croc
- digital clock
- drop lock
- Farallon Rock
- flight sock
- freezer block
- gock
- hashlock
- hock
- kozachok
- lough
- Nixon shock
Questions about yock
- What does yock mean?
- Yock means a laugh, especially a loud or hearty one.
- What part of speech is yock?
- Yock can be a noun or a verb.
- How do you pronounce yock?
- Yock is pronounced /jɒk/.
- What is the plural of yock?
- The plural of yock is yocks.
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