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Meaning of throck in English:

throck

Pronunciation /θrɒk/

noun

(also drock)
dialect British, Midlands English, Welsh

  • The share-beam of a plough; = plough-head . Formerly also: †an upright beam connecting the ground-wrist and earthboard of a plough to the handle (obsolete).

    Originally made of wood, later of iron.

Origin

Old English; earliest use found in Harley Glossary. Origin unknown.