hoke (h k)tr.v. hoked, hok·ing, hokes Slang To give an impressive but artificial, false, or deceptive quality to: hoked up some phony allegations. [From hokum.] |
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That night they were fabulous, hoking it up and "yee-haw"-ing. Investors are cautioned that any of the foregoing statements with respect to shopping center profitability, cash flow, and growth in FFO in 1997 as a result of the North Hoking statements involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties, which may cause the Company's actual rand local real estate and economic conditions, competitive factors in markets in which the Company operates,787 |
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