crock

US /krɑːk/
UK /krɑːk/
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1.

a pot or jar made of baked clay or earthenware

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She stored her homemade pickles in a large ceramic crock.
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The old woman kept her coins in a small clay crock.
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potjarearthenwarevessel
2.

nonsense; rubbish

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Don't listen to him, everything he says is a load of crock.
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That story about winning the lottery is a complete crock.
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nonsenserubbishbunkbaloneyhogwash
1.

to disable or injure, especially a horse

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The fall threatened to crock the horse's leg.
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He crocked his knee playing football.
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injuredisablecripplemaim