rattle one's hocks

verb

To hurry up; to get moving.

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Meanings

verbrattle one's hocks (third-person singular simple present rattles one's hocks, present participle rattling one's hocks, simple past and past participle rattled one's hocks)

present singular third person rattles one's hocks · participle present rattling one's hocks · participle past rattled one's hocks · past rattled one's hocks

  1. slangTo hurry up; to get moving.

Synonyms & antonyms

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APA

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Chicago

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