hock

Object

• ware: Not even to mention the lies and propoganda used by such software companies to hock thier wares.

Converse of object

• smoke: I particularly liked the sound of black pudding in a poivre sauce, and smoked ham hock in apricot sauce.
• have: Yesterday I found he'd been mugged again overnight and now has lovely swollen hock!
• stifle: Arthritis e.g. hips, stifles, hocks, elbows, shoulders Inflammation of a joint.
• develop: What to look out for Of course, not all rabbits develop sore hocks!
• bow: Over wide hock: The hocks are set wide apart and the toes turned in also known as bowed hocks.
• remove: If using a ham hock, remove hock and take off skin, then dice meat and return to soup.

Adjective modifier

• sore: What to look out for Of course, not all rabbits develop sore hocks!
• broken: Stuart has indicated that there may be an issue with the 3-4 bend as 3 dogs had suffered broken hocks on this bend.
• strong: Hind Legs The thighs should be strong and muscular with well shaped, strong hocks, neither hooky nor too straight.
• low: Muscular and powerful hindlegs should have low hocks that are perpendicular to the ground.

Modifies a noun

• joint: The fox's right back leg was badly broken above the hock joint.
• burn: These are known as ammonia burns, hock burns ulcers or blisters.
• terrine: Learn how to recreate modern British classics like braised lamb shank, ham hock terrine, and sticky toffee pudding.
• boot: Like hock boots the top strap holds the boot in place while the bottom strap is kept loose for ease of movement.
• length: Perfect hock length tail, articulated all the way with a small kink at the end.

Noun used with modifier

• ham: Fry the pork, bacon and ham hock chunks in batches and brown on all sides.
• cow: Cow hocks: Hocks turned in, like those of a cow.
• pork: One such idea is to re-enact medieval banquets, serving dishes such as wild boar, quail, pork hock and lamb shank.
• ad: I am a freelancer and need ad hock child care as the days I work very considerably.