tocky

/ ˈtɒkɪ /

adjective

1. dialect.
   muddy

Example Sentences

In separate interviews, Tocky Vibes and Poptain denied their songs were aimed at the government.

From New York Times

By February, these events had found their way into Zimdancehall as another young star, Tocky Vibes, issued a strikingly direct challenge to the army in his new song, Zvitori Nani, or “It’s Better.”

From New York Times

“Now I’m dissing soldiers,” Tocky Vibes sang in Shona, one of Zimbabwe’s two main languages.

From New York Times

The text of the tweet—“Tick Tocky ár lá”—might need some unpacking for international readers, to whom it wouldn’t be apparent that “Tiocfaidh ár lá” is an Irish phrase, meaning “Our day will come,” and which is understood as a battle cry of militant republicanism.

From The New Yorker

The text of the tweet—“Tick Tocky ár lá”—might need some unpacking for international readers, to whom it wouldn’t be apparent that “Tiocfaidh ár lá” is an Irish phrase, meaning “Our day will come,” and which is understood as a battle cry of militant republicanism.

From The New Yorker