Sock ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Sock ( noun )

  1. A close-fitting covering for the foot and ankle, typically made of a soft material such as wool or cotton.
  2. A similar covering for the lower leg.
  3. A device for protecting a shock absorber.

Origin:

Old english socc, of germanic origin; related to dutch sok and german socke.

Examples:

  1. He put on a pair of socks.
  2. She washed her socks.
  3. The socks were made of wool.
  4. The socks were too tight.
  5. The car had new shock-absorbing socks.

(As a verb)

Sock ( verb )

  1. A close-fitting covering for the foot and ankle, typically made of a soft material such as wool or cotton.
  2. A similar covering for the lower leg.
  3. A device for protecting a shock absorber.

Origin:

Old english socc, of germanic origin; related to dutch sok and german socke.

Examples:

  1. He put on a pair of socks.
  2. She washed her socks.
  3. The socks were made of wool.
  4. The socks were too tight.
  5. The car had new shock-absorbing socks.
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