| I | hoick |
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| you | hoick |
| he/she/it | hoicks |
| we | hoick |
| you | hoick |
| they | hoick |
| I | hoicked |
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| you | hoicked |
| he/she/it | hoicked |
| we | hoicked |
| you | hoicked |
| they | hoicked |
| I | have | hoicked |
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| you | have | hoicked |
| he/she/it | has | hoicked |
| we | have | hoicked |
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| they | have | hoicked |
| I | had | hoicked |
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| you | had | hoicked |
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| we | had | hoicked |
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The scheme's myriad failings stem from one calamitous choice: the decision to hoick the 154-year-old clipper close to three metres into the air on canted steel props.
www.bbc.co.uk The opener threw his wicket away as he attempted an ugly hoick to lend a leading edge to the point fielder.
www.cricbuzz.com A moment later the man with the knuckles offered the bar stool triumphantly; the boy hoicked himself up onto it.
www.telegraph.co.uk You fear he will hoick your digital recorder through the air, narrowly missing an unsuspecting television reporter's head in the distance.
www.smh.com.au Batsmen will think twice before they attempt a hoick or a dilscoop.
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