hock

US /hɑːk/
UK /hɑːk/
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1.

a joint in the hind leg of a horse, cow, or other quadruped, corresponding to the human ankle but elevated.

:
The horse sustained an injury to its hock during the race.
The veterinarian examined the cow's swollen hock.
1.

to pawn (something)

:
He had to hock his watch to pay for rent.
She decided to hock her grandmother's necklace.