soken
noun
so·ken
ˈsōkən
plural -s
: a district held by socage : soke sense 2
Word History
Etymology
Middle English socne, soken soke, from Old English sōcn act of seeking, inquiry, exercise of judicial power, jurisdiction, district of jurisdiction; akin to Old Norse sōkn attack, action at law, parish, Gothic sokns search, inquiry, Old English sēcan to search
- show someone a trick or two
- show someone around
- show someone in
- show someone out
- show someone round
- show someone the door
- show someone to the door
- show someone who's boss
- show stone
- show the door
- show to the door
- show trial
- show tune
- show up
- show up (for)
- show up for
- show who's boss
- show willing
- show window
- show-and-tell
- show-how
- show-me
- show-off
- show-offs
- show-offy