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Old English
Origin:
crocc
crock
noun
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crock
[
countable
]
1
DFU
old use
a clay pot
2
crocks
British English
informal
old-fashioned
cups, dishes, plates etc
3
a crock (of shit)
American English
spoken
something that is unbelievable, unfair, untrue etc
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