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sock Theme: VIOLENCE tr. to punch someone or something.Wally was so mad, he tried to sock Paul.He socked the door with his fist and began to howl with pain.
sock 1. noun 1 a blow, physical or figurative UK, 1700. 2 a condom US, 1992.► put a sock in itto stop talking. Usually as an imperative UK, 1919 2. verb 1 to hit or thrash someone UK, 1700. 2 to place something somewhere; to hide something US, 1942. 3 used for conveying encouragement and support US, 1960s. 4 (of a male) to have sex US, 1969.► sock it to someone1. to attack someone, literally or figuratively US, 1946.2. to have sex with a woman US, 1969
idiomsockput a sock in it!(also put a cork in it!)spoken used angrily in order to tell someone to stop talking, making a noise, or complaining about something:"Mum, Harry keeps saying I smell!" "If you two don't put a sock in it I'm going to stop the car.""What happened? Didn't she want to see you?" "No she bloody didn't, now put a cork in it!"sock it to sb!(also sock it to 'em)1 spoken used in order to encourage someone either to hit or defeat someone, or to impress a group of people:You have a wonderful voice Candice, now get on that stage and sock it to 'em!I could hear my friends behind me shouting "Sock it to him, Sandy!" so I hit him again.2 to take strong action against someone, or to do something that surprises or impresses them:The insurance companies plan to save money for good drivers by socking it to bad drivers.Kay and the band sock it to you with dynamic energy. phrasesock[socked, socked, socking]
be socked in
be socked in AmE if an airport, road, or area is socked in, you cannot see far because it is surrounded by bad weather: Boston was socked in, so the plane flew straight to Philadelphia.
sock to 1. sock it to sb informal to hit someone very hard: Tyson socked it to him with a left to his jaw.2. sock it to sb informal to do something in a way that is very impressive and has a strong effect - used especially about performers and teams: The audience is waiting for you, Frank. Get out there and sock it to them.
sock tv. to punch someone or something. He socked the door with his fist and began to howl with pain. - beat the hell out of
- beat the socks off (of) (someone)
- bless (one's) cotton socks
- bless his, her, etc. cotton socks
- blow (one's) socks off
- blow/knock somebody's socks off
- close combat sock
- keep (one's) socks on
- knock (one's) socks off
- knock socks off
- knock someone’s socks off
- knock someone's socks off
- knock the socks off
- knock the socks off (someone or something)
- knock the socks off someone
- pull (one's) socks up
- pull up (one's) socks
- pull your socks up
- put a sock in it
- Put a sock in it!
- rubber sock
- shove a sock in it
- sock
- sock (someone) one
- sock away
- sock hop
- sock in
- sock it to
- sock it to (one)
- Sock it to me!
- sock it to somebody
- sock it to someone
- sock it to them
- sock puppet
- socked
- socked in
- stuff a sock in it
- Stuff a sock in it!
- sweat sock
- sweaty sock
- walking on rocky socks
- wet sock
- work (one's) socks off
- work your socks off
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