Associations to the word «Hoy»
Noun
- Orkney
- Por
- Como
- Que
- Swordsman
- Cyrus
- Authorship
- Walls
- Es
- Latina
- Rafe
- Cain
- Amor
- Vida
- Una
- Dia
- Sprint
- Arte
- Chris
- Maclean
- Cyclist
- Amar
- Fletcher
- El
- Para
- Dunedin
- Cycling
- Firth
- Pendleton
- Te
- Shetland
- Ut
- Se
- En
- Ti
- Cask
- Heave
- Newscast
- Arthropod
- Yr
- Guggenheim
- Chow
- Paz
- Ollie
- Fiddler
- Barlow
- Mick
- Ser
- Today
- Umpire
- Wong
- Madrid
- Su
- Sloop
- Mainland
- Lindsey
- Claire
- Hodges
- Barton
- Casa
- Redoubt
- Salvador
- Spanish
- Olsen
- Mi
- Kenny
- Guadalupe
- Del
- Chatham
- Sandstone
- Posse
- Caracas
- Tu
- Horton
- Meadows
- Fra
- Menu
- Collaborator
- Gran
- Ping
- Hms
- Aires
- Lars
- Christina
- Siding
- Jensen
- Kum
- La
- Canon
Wiktionary
HOY, noun. A small coaster vessel, usually sloop-rigged, used in conveying passengers and goods, or as a tender to larger vessels in port.
HOY, interjection. Ho!, hallo!, stop!
HOY, verb. (Geordie) To throw.
Dictionary definition
HOY, noun. A flatbottom boat for carrying heavy loads (especially on canals).
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