Ock

What do we mean by ock?

General interjection of confirmation, affirmation, and often disapproval.

An expression of anger, frustration, surprise

"Ock" - noun. an Americanized version of the Arab word "Ahkhee" which means (literally) "my brother". "Ahkhee" is difficult to say unless you are a native Arabic speaker and thus it is pronounced "Ock-kee", which then gets shortened to "Ock." it is a term used mostly by African Americans and African American Muslims in urban areas. Urban Dictionary

Short for Akbar. Akbar means 'great' as in "Allah ackbar" (God is great) but also refers to King Akbar of India, 'Akbar the Great'. Also, and in this case, an akbar is a great man and the shortened form, ock, was adopted into the Hip Hop lexicon from the Five Percent Nation (see five percenter, an offshoot of the Nation of Islam. Calling someone ock means they're a good guy, a friend (also see god). Urban Dictionary

Its ya nigga, ace, homie, boy, or sometimes a straight stupid fuck Urban Dictionary

Another word for 'ok' or 'okay' Urban Dictionary

Originally, used to describe the black and white checkered pattern popular amongst emos. However, today it has been altered to fit any black and white pattern including stripes and polka-dots. Origin: The black and white kitchen tiles, cow patterns and tea cups in the home of Ock and Nick and Marnie. Urban Dictionary

The act of surprising someone by means of abruptly sticking a finger into his/her butt hole. Urban Dictionary

Totes cool gang that you wish you were in. may have something to do with those fa1l d0wn b0iz...? Urban Dictionary

A way to say "ok" phonetically. I use it rather frequently :) Urban Dictionary

An derogatory term for high school students in an occupational rather than academic program. Ironically, most academic students will use little of the math and science they studied in high school. Urban Dictionary

Middle Eastern/Arabic dude that runs the corner store Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ock:
ock.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ock:
warsaw, wie, boles, radom, diadem, vistula, castellan, zag, wis, governorate, vive, poland, sejm, bia, tusk, teutonic, lies, goblin, pinball, bin, awa, chronicler, det, approximately, polish, dukes, octopus, administrative, refinery, horns, regency, duchy, county, lithuanian, handball, conquer, lithuania, bohemia, che, mercy, pier, cathedral, domains, pipeline, jan, village, prussia, bishop, ruler, sophia, berkshire, doc, duke, iii, tributary, blessed, princes, tributaries, annexed, thames, diocese, brook, west, conrad, attained, jointly, vale, ski, noble, rises, marshal, anna, seat, supporter, territories, divine, archbishop, prince, surrey, canon, capital, dialect, gates, covers, korean, east, population, within, flash, morris, district, till, obtain, reign.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ock:
brown, hill, little, young, broth, lav, unl.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ock:
sin, sis, sock.

Words that sound like ock:
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