troke

[ trohk ]

noun

truck² (defs. 4-7).

verb (used with or without object),troked, trok·ing.

truck².

Origin of troke

¹

First recorded in 1800–10; Scots, from Middle English truken, trukien “to exchange”; see truck²

Other words from troke

troker, noun

Words Nearby troke

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How to use troke in a sentence

They found it often inconvenient not to laugh at Mr. troke's humour.
For the Term of His Natural Life | Marcus Clarke
"You can't get 'em to warm one another, your honour," says troke.
For the Term of His Natural Life | Marcus Clarke
John Rex, with the carbine, and troke's pistols, walked last.
For the Term of His Natural Life | Marcus Clarke
Instead of placing him in a cell by himself, troke was turning him into the yard with the others.
For the Term of His Natural Life | Marcus Clarke
During his tying up he had said nothing—only when troke pulled off his shirt he shivered.
For the Term of His Natural Life | Marcus Clarke

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