hock

He was indeed wearied, and agreed to take a glass of hock and seltzer.

His daughter-in-law, but onbeknownsts to him as sech, nurses him from soda to hock.

The heel of the horse is the part commonly known as the hock.

They'd just got to hock Rajah to put the Imperial Consolidated in commission again.

I fear I indulged in the hock yesterday, for I feel a twinge.

“Taking wine,” muttered the listener; and he wondered whether it was Hock.

Now he felt me all over, and soon found the place above my hock where I had been kicked.

The point of the hock (Q) is the bony projection at the back and top of the hock.

And he drank his hock, and watched her lips, and felt nearly young.

"Yes, I expect we shall be ready for a hock and seltzer, at any rate," said the Colonel.