Spanish
corvejón Any of several white wines from the Rhine River valley in Germany (`hock' is British usage)
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A little light claret or Rhine wine may be allowed; nothing more.
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His hungry men feasted on the Union's lobster salad and Rhine wine.
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They had rich meats with them, and Rhine wine of the best.
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Who would think that meant something sleek and pleasant, like Rhine wine?
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Two bottles of precious Rhine wine stood in the cool without the window.
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Thus the Centre Party is in the ascendant in the Rhenish Provinces.
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The letter bore the postmark of a city in the Rhenish Palatinate.
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The third prize was to be two tuns of good Rhenish wine.
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Both she and it reached the Rhenish spa by some circuitous route.
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To Whitehall, and thence to the Rhenish wine-house, where I met Mons.
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John had gone to get more wine, a home-made hock this time.
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A very large tendon is attached to the summit of the hock.
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I was getting some of that hock her ladyship brought from London.
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These are placed above the hock and retained by straps tightly fastened.
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Seaman took a long and ecstatic draught of his hock and seltzer.
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Discard the ham hock and rosemary, remove the vegetables and blend them.
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We are about as much alike as sage tea and sparkling hock.
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Yvonne Lorkin has a selection of wines to compliment the pork hock.
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A salad, some sandwiches, a bottle of hock and plenty of strawberries.
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Finally he succeeded, just as Mike had got Fidelity by the hock.
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The edge is ragged, the skin abraded, but the hock is off.
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I wonder if I shall know a horse's hock from his withers?
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The devil had me in hock to his arse as it was.
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The gas stations were in hock and he needed the money, said Karr.
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Either way, Macron risks appearing in hock to the establishment that voters rejected.
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The heel of the horse is the part commonly known as the hock.
