bockeyn.
/ˈbɒki/ ‘A bowl or vessel made from a gourd. A term peculiar to the city of New York and its vicinity.’ Bartlett Dict. Americanisms (1860).
This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1887; most recently modified version published online December 2019).
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n.1860- to give a person the foot
- to give a person the fuzzies
- to give a person the gang-by
- to give a person the gangby
- to give a person the gaze
- to give a person the go-around
- to give a person the go-by
- to give a person the goaround
- to give a person the goby
- to give a person the heavy dunt
- to give a person the hot foot
- to give a person the hump
- to give a person the jouk
- to give a person the long handle
- to give a person the looking on
- to give a person the lurch
- to give a person the meeting
- to give a person the mitten
- to give a person the oo
- to give a person the overthrow
- to give a person the parabien
- to give a person the parabien of
- to give a person the pip
- to give a person the push
- to give a person the revolt