Hoiked

It's hard to tell from half a field away – is being hoiked off the ground by two others. ❋ Unknown (2010)

When everyone's gone home, and after the last brown rice Sunday joint has been hoiked off to Tufnell Park, the two cows probably lock horns and fight like Robert Mitchum's tattoed fingers in The Night of the Hunter. ❋ Peter Ashley (2008)

Meanwhile Alex Salmond continues to ride high in the polls and will only be hoiked off the top when he and his ministers start to find the wheels coming off their various policies. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Of course, when I was looking at it, I thought, "Wow, if they had just hoiked it up a bit so that the flappy eyebrows were the top of the dress, this might actually work." ❋ Unknown (2009)

I stuck my fingers down the Internets tubes and hoiked it up. ❋ Unknown (2007)

I said my goodbyes and hoiked a monster wheelie which Ewan told me later drew cheers and applause from a bunch of kids on bicycles. ❋ Ewan McGregor (2007)

We stopped at yet another checkpoint and as we pulled away, as if in defiance of the elements, Charley hoiked the front wheel. ❋ Ewan McGregor (2007)

Claire snuck into our bed on Monday night – I know, I know – and I ended up falling asleep with my left arm hoiked up over my head. ❋ Unknown (2007)

I lugged by bags on 3 local buses, hoiked them up 6 flights of stairs in the rain, was shown to my mattress on the floor and was told there wasn't any food in the house for dinner; would I like packet soup or a bowl of cereal? ❋ Niki (2007)

I swear the DVD player gagged when it hoiked out the disc. ❋ Unknown (2004)

A [Hoik] is the fastest way to [travel] in [Terraria] ❋ Windows Vista Ultimate (2020)

Just hoik it [onto] your back and [put it] into [the shed]. ❋ Mikelangelno (2017)

I was [hoiking] my [luggage] all the way to the [train station]. ❋ Sabreur1000 (2017)

Hayley was seen [hoiking] on cars from the [motorway] [overbridge] ❋ MrDef (2010)

occurence of "hoik out" : "They shaved all my hair off and then hoiked out half of my brain" (William Boyd, Ordinary thunderstorms- Bloomsbury p.[382]) "He had hoiked The Dog [out of the hole]" (William Boyd, Ordinary thunderstorms -p. [390]) ❋ Fried Frog (2010)