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hock

How many syllables in hock?

  459671283 syllable

Divide hock into syllables:   hock
Syllable stress:   hock
How to pronounce hock:   hok
How to say hock:

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Synonyms for hock


1 syllable
  • pawn
  • pledge
2 syllables
  • forfeit
  • trade in
  • put up
  • wager
6 syllables
  • place as collateral
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    What rhymes with hock

    1 syllable
    • bach
    • bloc
    • block
    • bock
    • caulk
    • chock
    • clock
    • croc
    • doc
    • floc
    • frock
    • haak
    • hoch
    • jock
    • lakh
    • lock
    • lok
    • mach
    • mock
    • och
    • pock
    • rock
    • shock
    • sock
    • Spock
    • tock
    • wok
    • bach's
    • Bloch
    • blok
    • brock
    • chalk
    • chok
    • cock
    • crock
    • dock
    • flock
    • grok
    • hoc
    • Jacques
    • knock
    • loch
    • Locke
    • lough
    • moc
    • nock
    • plock
    • roc
    • schlock
    • smock
    • sok
    • stock
    • walk
    • yock
    2 syllables
    • ballcock
    • chokage
    • hocco
    • Isaak
    • pockarred
    • undock
    • wokas
    • Bangkok
    • flockbed
    • Iraq
    • o'clock
    • restock
    • unlock
    3 syllables
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