moke

UK
/məʊk/
US
/moʊk/

Translations

mokenoun
mokes
pl
UK
/məʊk/
US
/moʊk/
The moke carried the heavy load up the hill.
Осёл нёс тяжёлую ношу вверх по холму.
The farmer used a moke to plow the fields.
Фермер использовал лошадь для вспашки полей.
Additional translations
рабочая лошадь
mokeverb
moked
Past Simple
moked
Past Participle
moking
Gerund
UK
/məʊk/
US
/moʊk/
He used to moke his little brother all the time.
Он постоянно дразнил своего младшего брата.

Definitions

mokenoun
A donkey or mule.
The farmer used a moke to carry supplies up the mountain.
A person who is considered foolish or incompetent.
He was often called a moke by his classmates due to his clumsy behavior.
(offensive, dated, chiefly US) A Black person.
The old novel regrettably refers to a Black coachman as a "moke."
mokeverb
To work hard at dull or menial tasks; to drudge.
I've been moking around the workshop since dawn.