-
typically worn over
socks. In
ancient times,
socks were made from
leather or
matted animal hair. In the late 16th century, machine-knit
socks were
first produced...
- A
sock puppet is a
false online identity used for
deceptive purposes. The term
originally referred to a hand
puppet made from a
sock.
Sock puppets include...
-
SOCKS is an
Internet protocol that
exchanges network packets between a
client and
server through a
proxy server. SOCKS5
optionally provides authentication...
- up
sock in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
sock is a
piece of
clothing worn on the foot.
Sock(s) may also
refer to:
Sock puppet account, or
sock, a...
- Jack
Sock (born
September 24, 1992) is an
American pickleball player and
former professional tennis player. He won four
career singles titles and 17 doubles...
- A
sock hop or sox hop,
often also
called a
record hop: 199 or just a hop, was an
informal (but
officially organized)
dance event for
teenagers in mid-20th-century...
-
Slouch socks,
slouchy socks,
loose socks or fall down
socks are a type of
sock featuring a
heavy non-elastic
upper that may be
pushed down into heavy...
- with
comedic roles wore only a thin-soled shoe
called a
sock (Latin soccus).
Sock Buskin The
sock and buskin, like the
comedy and
tragedy masks, are ****ociated...
- "
Sock It To Me" may
refer to: "
Sock It to Me, Baby," a song by
Mitch Ryder and the
Detroit Wheels,
released January 1967. "
Sock It To Me", in
Aretha Franklin's...
- Snow
socks (also
known as auto
socks) are
textile alternatives to snow chains. Snow
sock devices wrap
around the
tires of a
vehicle to
increase traction...