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- noun Plural form of
bock .
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Examples
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The only advantage I can see is that the new location is on a major intersection, while the old location was on a major road three bocks from a major intersection.
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Second, any old American recipe that is billed as a bock is immediately suspect in my mind: while they were called bocks, they bear little resemblence to what we would now think of as a "bock" and they bear even less relation to true German bocks of the time decoction mashing, moderately high ABV, continental hops.
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Second, any old American recipe that is billed as a bock is immediately suspect in my mind: while they were called bocks, they bear little resemblence to what we would now think of as a "bock" and they bear even less relation to true German bocks of the time decoction mashing, moderately high ABV, continental hops.
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Simply pairs and groups of young men and women chattering amiably in front of their "bocks" or their "Americains."
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Immediately a man with a white apron appeared, carrying two "bocks," which he set down, foaming, on the table, spilling some of the yellow liquid on the sandy floor in his haste.
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Colonies, and often he could distinguish through the window the figure of the little black-skinned maid serving "bocks" or glasses of brandy to the sailors of the port.
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Immediately a man with a white apron appeared, carrying two "bocks," which he set down, foaming, on the table, spilling some of the yellow liquid on the sandy floor in his haste.
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Colonies, and often he could distinguish through the window the figure of the little black-skinned maid serving "bocks" or glasses of brandy to the sailors of the port.
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From six to eight glasses piled up on the table in front of him indicated the number of "bocks" he had already absorbed.
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From six to eight glasses piled up on the table in front of him indicated the number of "bocks" he had already absorbed.
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