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Nock   Listen
verb
Nock  v. t.  To notch; to fit to the string, as an arrow; to string, as a bow.






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"Nock" Quotes from Famous Books



... last words rather as one giving a command than making a prayer, and Birdalone feared him now sorely. Forsooth she had her bended bow in hand; but let alone that the knight was over-near to her that she might get a shaft out of her quiver and nock it, ere he should run in on her, and let alone also that he was byrnied, she scarce deemed that it behoved her to slay or wound the man because she would be quit of him. Wherefore angrily, and with a flushed face, she answered him: So shall it be then, Sir Knight; or rather so must ...
— The Water of the Wondrous Isles • William Morris



Words linked to "Nock" :   score, scar, notch, scarify, pit, scotch, pock, mark



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