Hoking: meaning, definitions and examples

physical activity

Hoking refers to a playful, light-hearted way of interacting with others, often characterized by teasing or bantering. It may involve mockery that is not intended to offend but rather to amuse or engage in friendly rivalry. The term can also imply a form of social interaction that encourages camaraderie among participants. This activity can manifest in different environments, such as social gatherings or competitive events, contributing to building relationships.

bantering, joking, mocking, teasing

Examples of usage

• They spent the afternoon hoking about each other's dance moves.

• The friends were hoking each other as they watched the game.

• He always hokes around when he's with his colleagues.

• In our backyard BBQ, the kids were hoking until it got dark.