Definitions

1. noun

A sudden, violent, or clumsy movement, especially one that causes a loud noise or a lot of commotion.

“The athlete made a hoick as she jumped over the hurdle.”

2. verb

To lift or pull something roughly or hastily, often with a loud noise.

“He hoicked the heavy box up onto the shelf.”

3. verb

To make a sudden, loud, or awkward sound, especially with one’s mouth or a musical instrument.

“The trumpet player hoicked a note that startled the audience.”