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Meanings of sock in English
A truncated cloth cone mounted on a mast; used (e.g., at airports) to show the direction of the wind.
Usage of sock in English
1
The sock electrode rendered external defibrillation impossible, however, even at 360 J.
2
The single-strap closure and inner sock lining allowed for a great fit.
3
A few times, she has seen Kang clutching a girl's unwashed sock.
4
Twice she crossed the room in search of a little missing sock.
5
All day long, the sock does its frantic routine in the gallery.
6
Why not goldfish left Lincoln Logs in your sock drawer, you know?
7
Mr. Reginald Butterwick looked still more earnestly at the sock and said:
8
Place into a casserole, add the tomatoes, garlic, beef sock and parsley.
9
Bond investors generally jump at the chance to sock away Cisco debt.
10
The BBC's science correspondent Jonathan Amos explained the discovery using a sock.
11
Scent tracking has been useless. She held up a small pink sock.
12
I collapsed on the living room floor and pulled off my sock.
13
Photo: Dwayne Lohmann And then, a campsite a with a burnt sock.
14
Go to sleep, but also sometimes meaning put a sock in it.
15
A shredded bit of red sock-or something else red-still clung to it.
16
He stood on one foot and pulled a sock on the other.
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Sock through the time
Sock across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common