| -ock |
small. |
| cocky |
arrogantly self-confident. |
| coke |
a residue consisting primarily of carbon that is left after coal has been heated in the absence of air, used as an industrial fuel and reducing agent. [2 definitions] |
| coo |
to make the sound of, or a sound like, the low murmuring call of a dove or pigeon. [4 definitions] |
| cooker |
a usu. small appliance, utensil, or device used for cooking. [2 definitions] |
| corker |
a person or machine that inserts corks into bottles. |
| eke |
to stretch or supplement with effort or care (usu. fol. by out). [2 definitions] |
| hock2 |
to leave (something) temporarily in exchange for money borrowed, until such time as the money is repaid; pawn. [3 definitions] |
| joker |
someone who frequently tells jokes or acts so as to provoke laughter; jokester. [4 definitions] |
| knocker |
someone or something that knocks. [2 definitions] |
| locker |
a chest or cabinet that can be locked. [2 definitions] |
| mock |
to express scorn or contempt for; ridicule; deride. [10 definitions] |
| o'er |
contracted form of "over" (used chiefly in literature). |
| oak |
a tree that belongs to the beech family and bears acorns. [2 definitions] |
| oc- |
to. [3 definitions] |
| occur |
to take place; happen. [3 definitions] |
| ocher |
any of several iron oxides mixed with clay or sand, ranging in color from pale yellow to reddish brown, and used as pigments. [2 definitions] |
| OK1 |
(informal) acceptable; all right; satisfactory. [5 definitions] |
| OK2 |
abbreviation of "Oklahoma," a southwestern U.S. state north and east of Texas. |
| Okie |
(often offensive) a migrant farm worker, esp. from Oklahoma. |