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Bocking
Bocking Bock"ing, n.
A coarse woolen fabric, used for floor cloths, to cover
carpets, etc.; -- so called from the town of Bocking, in
England, where it was first made.
Meaning of Bocking from wikipedia
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patented by
Alexander Böck Adolf Böcking (1831–1898), German-born
ornithologist Bill
Bocking (1902–1985),
English footballer Edward Bocking (died 1534), English...
- p. 92;
Bocking 1997, p. 49;
Picken 2011, p. 43.
Bocking 1997, p. 54.
Bocking 1997, p. 34.
Bocking 1997, p. 82.
Bocking 1997, p. 160.
Bocking 1997, p...
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Bock (German: [bɔk] ) is a
strong German beer,
usually a dark lager. The
style now
known as
Bock was
first brewed in the 14th
century in the Hanseatic...
- Selpulchre's near Canterbury.
Bocking became her confessor.
According to
George C Alston,
writing in the
Catholic Encyclopedia,
Bocking is said to have induced...
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particularly into the
parish of
Bocking to the north. On 1
April 1934 a new
parish and
urban district called "Braintree and
Bocking" was created,
covering the...
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monograph on the species.
Adolf Böcking was born in Bonn,
Germany the son of
legal scholar professor Eduard Böcking. He
studied natural science at the...
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Bocking is a
suburban village on the
northern side of Braintree, in Es****, England.
Bocking village was
historically in two parts; the
original settlement...
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Bock is a surname.
Notable people with the
surname include: Adam
Bock,
Canadian playwright Audie Bock,
American film
scholar and
politician Brittany Bock...
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Böcker is a German-language surname.
Notable people with the
surname include:
Conrad Böcker (1871–1936),
German gymnast Thomas Böcker (born 1977), German...
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Bock is a type of
strong lager originating from Germany.
Bock may also
refer to:
Super Bock, a
Portuguese brand of
strong pale
lager Bock (bagpipe), a...
