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Word of the Day – Twocked

By December 19, 2020Word of the Day

Twocked (verb)

tw-ok-d

(British/slang) Of a car: stolen, especially for the purpose of joy-riding.

1990s; earliest use found in The Guardian. From twoc + -ed.

Example sentences

“He’d twocked several cars in the neighbourhood, making him a one man crimewave.”

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