Associations to the word «Hoke»
Noun
- Brady
- Harmonica
- Duce
- Howell
- Saxophone
- Wolverine
- Bragg
- Ferris
- Cumberland
- Honey
- Daisy
- Patsy
- Clarinet
- Jim
- Lineman
- Michigan
- Gettysburg
- Dem
- Wilmington
- Coordinator
- Courtney
- Bluff
- Coffin
- Carolina
- Rodriguez
- Mentor
- Ale
- Diego
- Peach
- Carr
- Constituent
- Coach
- Smith
- Plymouth
- Coaching
- Flute
- Frost
- Doc
- Fisher
- Brigade
- Anna
- Drummer
- Courthouse
- Harp
- Richmond
- Erik
- Terry
- Brandon
- Kurt
- Bo
- Georgia
- Austin
- North
- Cavalry
- Moore
- Bowl
- Grin
- Columbus
- Freeman
- Scotland
- Waist
- Flank
- Morrison
- Jon
- Senator
- Butler
- Helen
- Ball
- County
- Sword
- Bobby
- Jacob
- Division
- Hardware
- Pittsburgh
- Watching
- Campbell
- Lloyd
- Robert
- Fred
- Lee
- Fort
- Catherine
Adverb
Wiktionary
HOKE, noun. (obsolete) Alternative form of hook
HOKE, verb. (slang) To ascribe a false or artificial quality to; to pretend falsely to have some quality or to be doing something, etc.
HOKE, noun. Something contrived or artificial.
HOKE, verb. (Ireland) To scrounge, to grub.
Wise words
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