Emily Dickinson Lexicon
Definition for CROCK
CROCK, v.t. [or v. i.]
To black with soot, or other matter collected from combustion; or to black with the coloring matter of cloth. – New England.
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CROCK, v.t. [or v. i.]
To black with soot, or other matter collected from combustion; or to black with the coloring matter of cloth. – New England.
Return to page 294 of the letter “C”.