Look, sock it right there, will ya? Sock it hard.

If you gotta sock 'em, sock 'em where they ain't agonna bleed.

Sock the Weasel?

There isn't any sock.

Excuse the soiled sock.

Don't argue. Sock the Weasel.

Save your sock for the finale.

I ought to sock you one.

There is a hole in your sock.

A dip and sock, into your mouth.

She got a sock on the head.

How about the money in the sock?

Junior, start a brannigan. Sock the Weasel.

This is the sound of a dirty sock.

You've got a big hole in your sock.

It was like a sock in the jaw.

This thing's got to have sock... mass appeal.

Shut your mouth. Put a sock in it.

You have your right sock on wrong side out.

I got news to take a sock at you.

Because some yellow belly'll sock me in the dark?

Put a sock in it back there. Let's go.

Only a shoe knows about a hole in a sock.

Go ahead. Sock away. And then try to laugh this off.

Champ? I oughta take a sock at you myself. Come on.

I've got a little put away in the sock. It'lI stay there.

Tatoeba Where debates are hotter than two rabbits making babies in a sock!

A fresh guy. What you need is a good sock on the nose.

But without having the silicon sock, I'm just going to try slip in it.

but how can you let a sock act like Herbie tiptoe along without a publicity build?

She needs a guy that'd sock her once a day whether it's coming to her or not.

If anybody tried any of their funny business on you I'd soon sock them in the jaw.

And the people I go with now don't use a kiss as an excuse to sock each other.

I always wear it out in the open so if anybody wants to take a sock at it, they can.

And it's the first I had just gotten these new sprinting legs that you see in that bio, and I didn't realize at that time that the amount of sweating I would be doing in the sock it actually acted like a lubricant and I'd be, kind of, pistoning in the socket.

Paying someone else to fold your socks is a way to maximize your own earnings and those of the sock folder. Even as penniless graduate students, the economists Jon Steinsson and Emi Nakamura borrowed money to pay people to do their household chores, calculating that spending an extra hour working on a paper was better for their lifetime expected earnings than spending that same hour vacuuming.