Hockˈ-day or Hock Tuesday noun

An old English festival held on the second Tuesday after Easter Sunday, one of the chief customs being the seizing and binding of men by women until they gave money for their liberty

Hockˈ-days plural noun

Hock Tuesday and the preceding day (Hock Monday) on which the men seized the women in the same way

Hockˈ-tide noun

The two Hock-days