brock
pronunciation
How to pronounce brock in British English:
UK [brɒk]
How to pronounce brock in American English:
US [brɒk]
Word Origin
- brock (n.)
- Old English brocc "badger," a borrowing from Celtic (compare Old Irish brocc, Welsh broch). After c. 1400, often with the adjective stinking, and meaning "a low, dirty fellow."
Example
- 1. Brock stands still , a confused look on his face .
- 2. " We are barely keeping up with demand , " said jim brock , a beijing-based energy consultant .
- 3. Naked kombat : brock armstrong vs tober brandt .
- 4. Brock 's first videogame system came connected to a treadmill .
- 5. If inflation began to accelerate , mr. brock said he would worry .