The meaning of Hoick

Hoick – definition

verb
Lift or pull abruptly or with effort.
Usage examples:
She hoicked her bag on to the desk

noun
An abrupt pull.
Usage examples:
With a bit of a hoick, woods blasts his second shot just through the green.

verb
To raise or pull something, usually with a quick movement and with effort
Usage examples:
They hoicked the box onto the table., he hoicked up his trousers.

Hoick translation into English

Hoick: translate from English into Chinese

霍克

Hoick: translate from English into Dutch

Trekken

Hoick: translate from English into French

Putain

Hoick: translate from English into German

Hoick

Hoick: translate from English into Hindi

ठेला, धक्का, ऊपर को लपकना, एकाएक ऊपर ले जाना

Hoick: translate from English into Italian

Hock

Hoick: translate from English into Korean

호익

Hoick: translate from English into Russian

Хойк, Делать горку, Рвануть вверх, Круто взлететь с земли, Круто взлететь с воды, Толчок, Резкое движение

Hoick: translate from English into Spanish

Hoick

Word origin

late 19th century: perhaps a variant of hike.

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Hoick – similar words

hoicks

exclamation
Used by fox hunters to urge on the hounds.

noun
Lift or pull abruptly or with effort.
Usage examples:
She hoicked her bag on to the desk

verb
To raise or pull something, usually with a quick movement and with effort
Usage examples:
They hoicked the box onto the table., he hoicked up his trousers.

All meanings and translations of Hoicks

hoicking

verb
Lift or pull abruptly or with effort.
Usage examples:
She hoicked her bag on to the desk

noun
An abrupt pull.
Usage examples:
With a bit of a hoick, woods blasts his second shot just through the green.

verb
Present participle of hoick
Usage examples:
They hoicked the box onto the table., he hoicked up his trousers.

All meanings and translations of Hoicking

hoicked

verb
Lift or pull abruptly or with effort.
Usage examples:
She hoicked her bag on to the desk

noun
An abrupt pull.
Usage examples:
With a bit of a hoick, woods blasts his second shot just through the green.

verb
Past simple and past participle of hoick
Usage examples:
They hoicked the box onto the table., he hoicked up his trousers.

All meanings and translations of Hoicked

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