Hocking

[hok-ing]

noun

1. William Ernest, 1873–1966, U.S. philosopher.

Example Sentences

The only school that expressed any interest was Hocking College, a junior college in the middle of Athens County, Ohio.

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During his 18 months with the Hocking Hawks, Matsuzawa worked on his English and how to make a kick into the wind from 50 yards out.

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David Hocking, of Land's End Landmark, said the fog horn issue was "a bit of a talking point and conversation starter" in the area.

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As Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign embraces crypto and former President Donald Trump is hocking a new collection of NFTs, the fight to regulate the crypto industry is running up against a campaign season awash in industry cash.

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Besides being indicted on 91 felony counts and having inspired a deadly insurrection at the nation’s Capitol, the former president recently warned of a “bloodbath” if he loses the election and is now shamelessly hocking custom Bibles for profit.

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