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  3. Kock: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  4. Kock: Rhymezone

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Kock)

▸ noun:  A surname.

Similar:
cock, Cockin, Cockey, Cocke, nock, Fock, Cockroft, koot, cocker, Klock, more...

Opposite:
lock, unlock, open

Phrases:
kock pouch, kock ileostomy, Quinton de Kock, Eugene de Kock, more...

Adjectives:
hemi, frag, little, old, poor, sterner, french, poldy, great

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Similar:
cock, Cockin, Cockey, Cocke, nock, Fock, Cockroft, koot, cocker, Klock, more...

Opposite:
lock, unlock, open

Phrases:
kock pouch, kock ileostomy, Quinton de Kock, Eugene de Kock, more...

Adjectives:
hemi, frag, little, old, poor, sterner, french, poldy, great



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