Twoc

Pronunciation: /twʌk/

Definitions of twoc

noun a slang term for a car theft committed by two people working together

Example Sentences

A1 I have twoc pencils in my bag.

A2 She bought twoc books at the bookstore.

B1 The twoc cups on the table are for tea.

B2 The twoc dogs in the park were playing fetch.

C1 The twoc cars parked outside belong to the guests.

C2 The twoc paintings in the museum are worth millions.

Examples of twoc in a Sentence

formal The TWOC policy allows police officers to seize vehicles suspected of being driven without insurance.

informal I heard that Joe got a TWOC for driving his friend's car without permission.

slang She got caught TWOCing her neighbor's car last night.

figurative His decision to leave the company was like a TWOC of talent from the organization.

Grammatical Forms of twoc

• past tense: twoced
• plural: twocs
• comparative: more twoc
• superlative: most twoc
• present tense: twocs
• future tense: will twoc
• perfect tense: have twoced
• continuous tense: is twocing
• singular: twoc
• positive degree: twoc
• infinitive: to twoc
• gerund: twocing
• participle: twoced

Origin and Evolution of twoc

First Known Use: 1960 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'twoc' is believed to have originated in British slang.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the UK to refer to stealing a car by breaking into it and hot-wiring it, the term 'twoc' has evolved to encompass a broader range of vehicle theft methods and is now commonly used in law enforcement and criminal circles.