hoick

[hɔɪk]

hoick Definition

• 1. lift or pull abruptly or sharply
• 2. kick (a ball) hard

Using hoick: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "hoick" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He hoicked up his pants and jumped over the puddle.

• Example

  She hoicked her bag onto her shoulder and walked out.

• Example

  He hoicked the ball towards the goal post.

• Example

  She hoicked the ball over the fence.

hoick Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for hoick

• yank
• haul
• heave
• tug
• jerk

Phrases with hoick

• hoick up

  pull up (one's trousers) with a jerk.

  Example

  He hoicked up his pants and ran towards the door.

• hoick out

  extract or pull out something suddenly or with effort.

  Example

  She hoicked out the weeds from the garden.

• hoick over

  hit or kick (a ball) high into the air.

  Example

  He hoicked the ball over the fence.

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Summary: hoick in Brief

'Hoick' [hɔɪk] is a verb that means to lift or pull something abruptly or sharply. It can also mean to kick a ball hard. Examples of its usage include 'He hoicked up his pants and jumped over the puddle.' and 'She hoicked the ball over the fence.'