Jock is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JOCK in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (US slang) a keen sportsman
• a Scotsman (often as a form of address).
• a person trained to compete in sports
• a support for the genitals worn by men engaging in strenuous exercise
• athlete
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an athletic supporter

Words related to JOCK

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Words that contain JOCK

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How to use JOCK in a sentence

• When Jock was lifted, a sort of sudden shiver ran through the crowd.
• When he gets off the train Jock looks about him, from force of habit.
• You and I may be thinking of Jock as a hero, but that is not his idea about himself.
• And so, glad with every fibre of his being, Jock goes in, and finds father and mother and sisters within.
• They may have been going without all sorts of good things themselves, but they have contrived, in some fashion, to have them all for Jock.
• Jock coul no stand it to have anyone else applauded, or to see them getting attention he craved for himself.
• No wonder Sandy and Jock despised him as a muff, and the young ladies deplored his unaccountably elusive ways.
• Jock cannot go by train because he could not stand the jolting, so he must wait for a barge.
• He was thinking, and his thoughts led where he knew Jock could not follow.
• They passed by Jock and Gaston without recognition.
• But poor Jock was not to have his own easy planning of the new situation in all directions.
• Hatred fled before the sympathy he felt flowing from Jock to him.
• An hour later Jock, sitting in his own shack before the warm fire, eyed with satisfaction the preparations for his journey.
• She had often driven old Jock, and this part of her task did not put her out in the least.
• She whipped up Jock, and drove quickly down the avenue.
• There were times when Jock McChesney was every inch the son of his mother.
• Jock left off swinging his legs from the platform and stood up.
• Jock had never been privileged to attend one of these meetings.
• When at last he raised his massive head he turned his penetrating pale blue eyes full on Jock.
• Jock was conscious of a little tremor running through him.
• Emma McChesney glanced up from her magazine just as Jock bent forward to reach a scrap of paper that had fluttered away.
• Jock fingered the upper left-hand drawer of his desk.
• And as Jock offered no response, he hurried after Jock through the door to the right.
• Jock rose from the table reluctantly, and was at once hailed by the Mhor and invited on to the raft.
• He even made one or two small jokes which were received with great applause by Jock and Mhor, who were grateful to anyone who tried, however feebly, to be funny.
• They generally hate going out to tea, but Jock discovered recently that the Watsons had a father who was a sea captain.
• Wishing to give him a chance, I changed his name from Fritz to Jock, but he refuses to answer to the new title.
• He told her that Jock had been washed from his little boat one rough night, and his body had never been found.

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