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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026: | Principal Translations |
| crocked adj | informal, UK (injured) (vulgar) | jodido/a adj |
| crocked adj | informal, UK (drunk) (coloquial) | cocido/a adj |
| | (ES) | bolinga adj |
| | | mamado/a adj |
| | My brother comes home crocked from the pub on Friday nights. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026: | Principal Translations |
| crock n | (clay pot) | vasija nf |
| | | cántaro nm |
| | (AmL) | múcura nf |
| | The old woman had a shelf full of crocks for storing nuts and grains. |
| | La anciana tenía un estante lleno de vasijas para guardar nueces y granos. |
| a crock n | US, slang (nonsense) | tonterías, paparruchas nfpl |
| | (ES, ofensivo) | gilipollez nf |
| | (AR, coloquial) | boludez nf |
| | | disparate nm |
| | I think your story is a crock! |
| crock n | UK, slang (old person) | viejo, vieja nm, nf |
| | I used to be so active; when did I become such a crock? |
| crock n | UK, slang (old delapidated car) (figurado) | cacharro nm |
| | The clunky old crock rambled down the road. |
| Additional Translations |
| crock [sth/sb]⇒ vtr | UK, slang (disable) | lesionar⇒ vtr |
| | | lastimar⇒ vtr |
| | I crocked my knee in the match against our rivals. |
| | Me lesioné la rodilla en el partido contra nuestros rivales. |
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