pollock
see also: Pollock
Pronunciation Noun
Pollock
Proper noun
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see also: Pollock
Pronunciation Noun
pollock (plural pollocks)
Translations- French: lieu
- German: Seelachs (P. virens), Köhler (P. virens), Pollack (P. pollachius)
- Russian: са́йда
- Spanish: carbonero (P. virens), abadejo (P. pollachius)
- (P. pollachius) Atlantic pollock, European pollock, lythe
- (P. virens) Boston blues, coalfish, coley, silver bills, saithe
pollock (pollocks, present participle pollocking; past and past participle pollocked)
- To fish#Verb|fish for pollock.
pollock (pollocks, present participle pollocking; past and past participle pollocked)
- To splatter, as with paint.
Pollock
Proper noun
- A surname.
pollock (plural pollocks)
- A painting by Jackson Pollock.
pollock (plural pollocks)
- Alternative spelling of Polack
- 2003, Richard Medugno, Bigger Dreams: A Two Act Play about Deaf Politician Gary Malkowski, 1st Books Library, ISBN 978-1-4107-2537-0, page 13 ↗:
- YOUNG GARY (Voicing) Shut up, you dumb Pollock!
- BOB is struck dumb. He just stares at YOUNG GARY.
- ante 2004 “Bridget” (student), quoted in Karyn D. McKinney, Being White: Stories of Race and Racism, Routledge (2005), ISBN 978-0-415-93572-2, page 122 ↗:
- Also, when people tell dumb Pollock jokes, I never get uptight or angry with the person for telling it.
- 2003, Richard Medugno, Bigger Dreams: A Two Act Play about Deaf Politician Gary Malkowski, 1st Books Library, ISBN 978-1-4107-2537-0, page 13 ↗:
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