Mad drunk and resisting the Guard-- 'Strewth, but I socked it them hard!
Then he socked a stump with his stick, and came lickety-sizzle to the door, opened it for me to go in with the pail of water, which I did.
I socked that tree so fierce with my stick, that my hands stung so bad they were almost numb; the stick broke in the middle and one end of it flew ahead to where Circus and Dragonfly were and nearly hit them.
There's a box over yonder that I bought for good, straight ten cent cigars, but they are only a chaos of hay and Flora, Fino and Damfino, all socked into a Wisconsin wrapper.
Mr. Chairman, the past two years has wrecked four campaign saloons, and a tinner who socked his wife's fortune into campaign torches is now in a land where torchlights is no good.
And then he cast my horoscope, and the sidereal system socked me in the solar plexus.
Then they got past the range of my sight, but we heard 'em ride up to the front door, and then they socked the place full of lead.
He recited it with his right hand socked into his bosom up to the elbow and his fair hair tossed about over his brow.
Ben looked kinda funny for a moment, but he was feeling too good to be very suspicious about anything, and when I laughed at the Captain's crazy remarks, he joined in and socked me on the back so hard I almost swallowed my teeth.
If that guy'd had two feet, I'd a sockedhim galleywest right there!
Ben socked me on the back so hard that I sprawled right across the table--but it did cure the choking, because it knocked the wind completely out of me.
Socked and hollified," echoed little Fay, delighted with the new words, "socked and hollified!
Mad drunk and resisting the Guard -- 'Strewth, but I socked it them hard!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "socked" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
