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sock

[sok] / sɒk /


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It didn’t work: By early this year many sections of the bridge were littered with locks and other rubbish, including unused tampons, a foot influencer’s single sock and a pill bottle with a Hungarian label.

From The Wall Street Journal

The suit alleges that the company fraudulently disguised aerospace imports from that subsidiary by misclassifying the parts as thousands of pounds of socks, napkins, hair clips and other items.

From The Wall Street Journal

At a recent show the ringleader wore a red dirndl with gray knee socks and black ankle boots.

From Los Angeles Times

High-bush cranberries taste—according to my grandmother—like somebody’s old socks.

From Literature

My feet were wet, beginning to freeze, so I changed my socks and boots and we ran up the road, spreading the news through the village.

From Literature