- Look up
hock in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hock may
refer to:
Hock (wine), a type of wine
Hock (anatomy), part of an animal's leg To
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added to
savoury pies. The meat of
particularly meaty hocks may be
removed and
served as is. Ham
hocks, like hog
jowls (pigs' ch****s), add a
distinctive flavor...
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conformational defects include sickle hocks, post-legged conformation/straight
hocks, cow
hocks, and
bowed hocks.
Depending on the use of the horse, some...
- Look up
Hocking in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Hocking may
refer to:
Hocking County, Ohio,
United States Hocking Township,
Fairfield County, Ohio...
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hocked (adj.) or cow
hocks (n.)
describes a
defect in the
conformation of four-legged animals,
primarily of
livestock and horses, but also of dogs...
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Horses with sickle-
hocks are at an
increased risk of
developing thoroughpin, curb and bog or bone spavins. Very
severe cases of sickle-
hocks can
result in...
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vineyards ****ociated with
Hocks, such as Hochheimer, Rüdesheimer,
Marcobrunner and Johannisberger. "Oxford
Companion to Wine:
Hock". winepros.com.au. Archived...
- Adam
Hock (born
October 9, 1964) is an
American businessman who has
founded and co-founded
several companies in the
financial sector. He was
married to...
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Hocking River has also been
known as: Big
Hock-
hocking River Great Hock-
hocking River Hock-
Hocking River Hockhocken River Hockhocking River Hocking Hocking...
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Anchor Hocking Company is a
manufacturer of gl****ware. The
Hocking Gl****
Company was
founded in 1905 by
Isaac Jacob (Ike)
Collins in Lancaster, Ohio,...
