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hockle

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hockle [ˈhɒkəl]
vb hockles, hockled, hockling (intr)
Northumbrian English dialect to spit
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As St James's Park is certainly a place of public entertainment the councillor might well have the law on his side but stopping football players from having a hockle is going to be like trying to stop a dog from cocking its leg.
Spitting in the wind! by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
NASH To move swiftly: "He proper did a nash when me fatha came home" CHAW To steal HOCKLE Spit DAFTY Thick or gullible person MONGED Off one's head BAR An English pound: "Me fine was only fowty-bar.
Charva translator by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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