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hoick [hɔɪk] vb
1. Informal to rise or raise abruptly and sharply She hoicked her dress above her knees 2. NZ informal to clear the throat and spit [perhaps a variant of hike] How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Ferguson hoicked him off shortly afterwards, together with the equally disappointing Owen Hargreaves, only to see substitute Michael Carrick miss what looked an open goal when Distin arrived at the last second with a superb tackle on the line. Invariably, by the time I actually reach my seat, I am dishevelled, overwrought, sweaty, simpering in pain and have one shoulder hoicked four inches higher than the other. At one stage in the Stade de France he even hoicked up the 18½st lock Ben Kay by the shorts with what appeared to be a flick of the wrist and plonked him back into the other side of the maul. |
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